monthly
- noun
- /ˈmʌnθli/
- Wendt's review was published in Pacific Islands Monthly, a popular magazine circulating mainly in the South Pacific.
- Atlantic Monthly
- Harper's Monthly
- Nairobi Law Monthly
It wouldn't work for edition one of the new businessman monthly perhaps.
- It wouldn't work for edition one of the new businessman monthly perhaps.
Examples
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In February 1994, Robert Kaplan published a highly controversial article in the influential Atlantic Monthly titled, "The Coming Anarchy."
Academic text (2009) -
This first clipping is from the Astrologer's Monthly.
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The next one is a monthly home improvement show.
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Hi, welcome to our first monthly wrap up.
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We also have a monthly Zoom where we get together and talk all things fashion.
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You can sign up for his monthly mentoring newsletter there.
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I am a monthly subscriber, happened for many years, and I'm just thankful that they exist.
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When we find it, they'll put us on the cover of Adventure Weekly and Adventure Monthly.
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The New York Times Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, Los Angeles Times, and Washington Monthly all ran lengthy excerpts.
Academic text (1991) -
I love reading my favorite comic book, which is a monthly publication that features new stories every month.
Synonyms
A printed or online set of pages that comes out regularly with articles and pictures about a subject
A thin printed book with pictures and short articles about one topic
A printed or online magazine that comes out regularly
A magazine or journal that comes out at regular times
Antonyms
Compounds
A paper or email that shows how much you must pay each month for services like electricity
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
monthly = monthly (semi-transparent) = month + ly
The noun is a regular conversion from the adjective 'monthly', which itself is transparently built from 'month' + '-ly'.
Etymology
Monthly as a noun comes from the adjective monthly, just like weekly can mean a paper that comes every week. So, a monthly is a magazine that appears 'once every month'.