monthly
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- adjective
- /ˈmʌnθli/
:
mensual
- He budgets carefully to ensure he can afford his monthly rent.
- monthly meetings
- monthly income
- attend monthly
Upstart makes this thing simple with one monthly payment in one place.
- Upstart makes this thing simple with one monthly payment in one place.
- And we're also going to pay you a monthly fee in this hand.
- OK so who has more monthly followers Queen or The Beatles?
- We do these like monthly Patreon videos.
- So how much is that costing you on a monthly, yearly basis?
- And so we continued having these more or less monthly sessions until COVID hit.
- Why would you need a monthly supply of fresh blue aprons?
- Probably a lot of dudes are like on a monthly schedule, six weeks maybe.
- There's a a network of people who donate monthly to participate in some.
- Wait till you pay monthly to use a computer.
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You know what my monthly payments are on that thing?
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So how much is that costing you on a monthly, yearly basis?
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But you do get a monthly bus pass.
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Wait till you pay monthly to use a computer.
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Though the monthly interest will be pretty high.
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It's the free website millions of people use monthly to find software for their business.
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Life goals, yearly goals, monthly goals, daily goals.
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And so we continued having these more or less monthly sessions until COVID hit.
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Women respondents were slightly older than men and had similar education levels but lower monthly household income.
Academic text (2011) -
I signed a year's lease for a monthly sum that would take most of my monthly earnings.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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Happens gradually from one month to the next
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A paper or email that shows how much you must pay each month for services like electricity
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Etymology
Monthly comes from month, a word linked to the moon because months follow the moon's changes, and the ending -ly which shows 'every' or 'once in'. So, monthly means 'happening once every month'.