bimestrial
- adjective
- /baɪˈmɛstrɪəl/
- A bimestrial newsletter is sent out to members every other month.
Examples
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The company holds bimestrial meetings to discuss progress and set new goals.
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We agreed on a bimestrial review to monitor the project's development.
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The bimestrial report is due.
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Don't forget the bimestrial meeting!
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A bimestrial newsletter is sent out to members every other month.
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The company holds bimestrial meetings to discuss progress and set new goals.
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We agreed on a bimestrial review to monitor the project's development.
Synonyms
Happening every two months, about every other month
Surface Forms
Morphology
bimestrial = mestrual (semi-transparent) = bi + mestr + ial
The prefix 'bi-' suggests 'two', but the root 'mestr' is not a standalone English word, making the meaning less accessible.
Etymology
Bimestrial begins with bi- 'two' (the same bi- in bicycle) and includes the idea of month, so it can mean 'every two months'. So a bimestrial newsletter comes out once every two months.