weekly
- adjective
- /ˈwiːkli/
- One of my contributions to this goal was a weekly newspaper column in The Brookings Register.
- on a weekly basis
- weekly mileage
- daily and weekly
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Watch on YouTubeIt's Sunday and we're starting off our weekly blog on Sunday.
- It's Sunday and we're starting off our weekly blog on Sunday.
- Plus you can schedule weekly video or phone sessions.
- Let's just say that the meeting is a weekly standing team meeting.
- I've grown up watching almost weekly stories about him.
- So that was my weekly follow up e-mail.
- But that is to establish and be consistent with weekly reset routines.
- I'll keep making weekly videos for as long as I can.
- And we, Kathleen and I do a a weekly podcast for the Lesbian Project.
- I mean, next time, next time we do our, like, weekly brunch, we can.
- They were not active weekly members of the congregation.
Examples
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Our team holds a weekly meeting to discuss ongoing projects.
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Oh, do you have the weekly reports for me?
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The subject matter that you deliver weekly is brilliant.
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I want to start doing that weekly as I promised so long ago.
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You must have weekly team meetings with your team.
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"Thus began the first of our weekly dancing lessons, followed by practice at home."
Fiction book (1992) -
OK, Let's start with our weekly review of Market Vitals.
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The couple were the winners of the weekly prize for having the most desiccated yard.
Fiction book (1990) -
If you watch my weekly vlogs, you'll have seen that.
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So, I told him that he won a dozen donuts at our weekly raffle.
Synonyms
Once each week
Happens once every week
Happening many weeks in a row
Happens every week in the same way for a long time
Happening every week and changing slowly
Happening every week
Happens every week
Happening every seven days
Once every week
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Weekly comes from week ('seven days') plus the ending -ly, which tells us how often something happens. So weekly as an adjective means 'happening once every week'.