Definition of weekly
: every week : once a week : by the week
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The Pearl Harbor attack occurred in the fifth month of a six-month commercial television test, and war exigencies have cut television broadcasting from 15 hours weekly to four.
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Sauna bathing is ingrained in the Finnish culture, and most people do it at least weekly, according to the researchers on the new study.
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Her project, completed last summer while a Cadette, included leading a six-week, twice-weekly healthy eating and lifestyle workshop for children living in a low-income housing community in Poway.
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LOT Polish Airlines, the national carrier, operates one non-stop weekly from Chicago (aboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner) to Krakow.
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The Alliance of American Football also released a promotional video on Tuesday: CBS will televise the inaugural game and the championship game in 2019, with one game available weekly on CBS Sports Network.
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The eventual national champs, Ohio State, were 16th in the first weekly ranking last autumn.
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ArtsWave Days, weekly through April 21, Greater Cincinnati.
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The Carlsbad Senior Center’s weekly Chess Group meets from 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays.
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First Known Use of weekly
15th century
Definition of weekly
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: occurring, appearing, or done weekly
- weekly meetings
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: reckoned by the week
- weekly rental rates
Examples of weekly in a Sentence
I make weekly trips to the grocery store.
Recent Examples of weekly from the Web
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Mic correspondents on this new, twice-weekly show go beyond the headlines to profile the underrepresented, the problem-solvers and the provocateurs.
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Yusim noted that the drone campers, like those of the JCC's other camps, participated in Camp Klurman's weekly Shabbat as well as Jewish cultural activities.
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This voluble pair will move on from Viceland after signing a deal with Showtime to host that network’s first weekly talk show.
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Mic correspondents on this new, twice-weekly show go beyond the headlines to profile the underrepresented, the problem-solvers and the provocateurs.
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The six-year-old girl heard wailing on a famous audiotape released by ProPublica last month is still 1,000 miles away from her mother, who speaks to her daughter in twice-weekly phone calls.
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JetBlue is launching weekly service from Boston to Havana on Nov. 10 for a special introductory price of $129 one-way.
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The staff published two papers, the daily Capital and twice-weekly Gazette.
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Email: cdesmarais@
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First Known Use of weekly
15th century
Definition of weekly
plural weeklies
: a weekly newspaper or periodical
Recent Examples of weekly from the Web
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The original ownership group sold the Reader in 2007 to Creative Loafing, a small chain of alternative weeklies based in Atlanta.
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Community dailies and weeklies, by contrast, account for 60% of all the papers sold.
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Return of the Old-School Ad Personals have a history in the back pages of newspapers and alt-weeklies that goes back decades.
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Capital Gazette also runs two weeklies — the Bowie Blade-News and Crofton-West County Gazette — out of the Annapolis office.
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Tribune Publishing bought the San Diego Union-Tribune and nine community weeklies for $85 million in 2015.
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Just 20% of weeklies and 11% of dailies disappeared in counties with fewer than 30,000 people, according to researchers at the University of North Carolina (UNC).
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Tribune Publishing bought the San Diego Union-Tribune and nine community weeklies for $85 million in 2015, boosting its Southern California holdings.
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With the deal, AMI will own virtually all the tabloid weeklies sold on supermarket magazine racks excluding Meredith Corp.’s People magazine, which has the largest circulation of those publications.
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First Known Use of weekly
1825
WEEKLY Defined for English Language Learners
weekly
Definition of weekly for English Language Learners
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: happening, done, or made every week
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: published once every week
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: of or relating to one week
weekly
Definition of weekly for English Language Learners
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: a magazine or newspaper that is published once every week
WEEKLY Defined for Kids
Definition of weekly for Students
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: happening, done, or produced every week
- a weekly meeting
- a weekly newspaper
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: figured by the week
- weekly wages
- In his pocket he found a nickel and a dime, all that was left of his weekly allowance …
- —George Selden, The Cricket in Times Square
Definition of weekly for Students
plural weeklies
: a newspaper or magazine published every week
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