annual
- adjective
- /ˈæn.ju.əl/
- The company holds its annual conference in September to discuss future plans.
- an annual report
- an annual meeting
- on an annual basis
Welcome to the third annual Spelling Bee, Teeny Wax.
- Welcome to the third annual Spelling Bee, Teeny Wax.
- Good afternoon and welcome to the annual Radcliffe Day Luncheon.
- Welcome, everyone, to the first annual Extra Joe Spelling Bee.
- And the second thing is annual GDP or gross domestic product.
- Also, there will be, as usual, the annual sexy survey.
- Should I get single trip insurance versus an annual insurance plan for my travel?
- Now take your total annual income, subtract taxes out of it.
- So these are annual meetings that take place every January.
Examples
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It's Winterfest's Ninth Annual Speed Skating Race!
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This is the fourth annual NYX Face awards.
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So this past weekend I had my first annual friends giving at my house.
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- Why are we having our annual meeting?
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Hello guys, and welcome to our annual Thanksgiving special.
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Evening, ladies and gentlemen... and welcome to our annual social gathering.
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Welcome, everyone, to the first annual Extra Joe Spelling Bee.
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Good afternoon and welcome to the annual Radcliffe Day Luncheon.
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And in more good news, I'm happy to announce that we'll be continuing our annual tradition of the Deer Run Deer Hunt.
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The Turkish Ministry of National Education started to organize annual symposiums on the concept of literacy.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
Happens once every year
How often something happens in one year, often for an amount of money
Happening once every year
Each year, often used when talking about money amounts
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small change in a star's position when Earth moves around the Sun that shows how far away it is
- Specialized
A plant that grows in salt marshes and has small pale purple or white flowers
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
annual = annu + al
The word is built from the Latin stem 'annu-' plus '-al', but the stem is not a transparent modern English morpheme for most learners.
Etymology
Annual comes from the Latin annus 'year' and shares the root with anniversary, so an annual event or payment happens once every 'year'.