biyearly
- adjective
- /ˌbaɪˈjɪrli/
- We have biyearly maintenance checks every June and December.
Examples
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The committee meets biyearly to review their progress and set new goals.
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The company conducts biyearly reviews of employee performance.
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Insurance premiums are sometimes billed on a biyearly basis to make payments easier.
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We have a biyearly meeting to discuss our progress.
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The company conducts biyearly reviews to assess employee performance and make necessary adjustments.
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We have biyearly maintenance checks scheduled for June and December to ensure everything is functioning properly.
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The committee meets biyearly to discuss their progress and establish new objectives for the upcoming months.
Synonyms
Happening twice a year, every six months
Happening twice a year, every six months
Twice a year, every six months
Happening twice a year, every six months
Surface Forms
Morphology
biyearly = yearly (semi-transparent) = bi + year + ly
The immediate base 'yearly' is a clear formation from 'year' + '-ly' meaning 'annual'.
Etymology
Biyearly comes from bi- 'two' and yearly 'year'. So, a helpful way to remember this meaning is 'two times in a year', that is, every six months, as when a bill is paid twice a year.