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weekly (wēk′lē)
adjective
- done, happening, payable, etc. once a week, or every week a weekly visit
- of a week, or of each week a weekly wage
adverb
noun pl. weeklies -·lies
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weekly
modif.
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Adjective modifier
- left-wing: The New Statesman was a left-wing weekly which was sometimes almost Marxist in its views.
Modifies a noun
- earning: Real weekly earnings have actually fallen by 0.2 % over the past year.
Modifying Another Word
- twice: At all other times from March to November, soak at least twice weekly.
Used with adjective complement
- rehearse: We cater for young people aged 10 - 18 and rehearse weekly at Hind Leys College, Shepshed on Friday Evenings.
Preposition: in
- arrears: If payments are made to you these will be issued 4 weekly in arrears.
Preposition: for
- hour: Throughout your first two years, you would meet weekly for an hour or so, in a group of 4 with a tutor.
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