termly
- adverb
- /ˈtɜːrmli/
- UK
- The school organizes termly reports to update parents on student progress.
Examples
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There are termly assessments to evaluate the students' understanding of the material.
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We pay our tuition fees termly rather than all at once.
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The students submit their assignments termly.
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We review the curriculum termly to ensure quality.
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The school organizes termly reports to update parents on student progress.
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We pay our tuition fees termly rather than all at once.
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There are termly assessments to evaluate the students' understanding of the material.
Synonyms
Happening at regular times
Happening every six months, often at a school or college
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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 adverb means doing something once every school 'term' or period.