termly
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Happening every school term
- adjective
- /ˈtɜrmli/
- UK
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trimestral
- The university holds termly meetings to discuss student performance and academic progress.
Examples
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An important innovation pioneered by Omega Schools has been the introduction of the daily fee, which caters to the many parents that cannot afford to pay monthly or termly fees.
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Prieur said that this was clear when she baked Thai curry peanut butter cookies for Phi Tau's termly "Milque and Cookies" event.
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Students receive their report cards at the end of each termly assessment period.
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Our class has a termly project that helps reinforce the lessons we learn throughout the semester.
How Often
Surface Forms
termly positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word termly comes from the common word term, which comes from the Latin terminus meaning 'end' or 'fixed time'. So termly as an adjective describes something that happens each school 'term' or part of the year.