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renewably

renewably

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In a way that lets you extend something again and again
  • adverb
  • /rɪˈnuːəblɪ/
: renovablemente
  • The magazine subscription is offered renewably, so you can continue it each year without interruption.

Examples

  • The contract can be extended renewably every year.

  • Some work visas are granted renewably, allowing employees to stay longer if needed.

  • The parking permit is issued renewably every six months, making it convenient for long-term residents.

  • Is this license valid renewably?

  • She can renew her membership renewably every year without any complications.

  • The lease agreement is structured renewably, ensuring tenants can stay as long as they wish.

  • This software license is provided renewably, allowing for continuous updates and support.

Surface Forms

renewably positive

Morphology

renewably = renewable (transparent) = renew + able + ly

Standard adverb formation from the adjective 'renewable' (itself 'renew' + '-able'), so the meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

Renewably comes from the parts re- meaning 'again' and new meaning 'new', so it means 'in a way that can be made new again'. That's why if a contract or license is offered renewably, you can extend it again and again.