semiannual
- adjective
- /ˌsɛmiˈæn.ju.əl/
- We also commit to semiannual meetings.
- annual or semiannual
Nolan then gave the owners termite guarantees, which entitled them to semiannual inspections and annual termite booster treatments.
- Nolan then gave the owners termite guarantees, which entitled them to semiannual inspections and annual termite booster treatments.
Examples
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In addition, the names of contravening enterprises are published in semiannual reports tabled in Parliament.
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The company's semiannual report shows a significant increase in profits this year.
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The semiannual sales records are out.
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After three years, only one excursion per semiannual reporting period is allowed.
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Six excursions are allowed in the first semiannual reporting period.
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A subscription to semiannual updates between editions is now available for $30.00.
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Like other public radio stations, KANW conducts semiannual fund-raising campaigns.
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Well, a basic semiannual coupon floating rate bond has the coupon indexed to Libor.
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There's no dearth of poetry at Stymie, which publishes semiannual digital issues as well as more frequent web content, either.
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Measures of physical growth, pubertal development, hormone changes, behaviors, and attitudes were measured at semiannual intervals during the original study period, which extended from 1986 to 1989.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
Happening twice a year, every six months
Happening twice a year, every six months
Happening twice a year
Happening every six months
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Etymology
The word semiannual comes from the parts semi- meaning 'half' and annual meaning 'year', so it literally means a 'half-year' thing. That's why semiannual events happen twice a year, about every six months.