hebdomadal

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He invariably puts 'hebdomadal' for 'weekly.'

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  1. adjective Weekly.

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  • A fairer comparison would be with the main hebdomadal Left-of-Centre publication, Peter Wilby's —  Telegraph Blogs
  • He invariably puts 'hebdomadal' for 'weekly.' —  Hodge and His Masters
  • On January 31, 1887, a hebdomadal Council was called to deliberate about a new lending statute for submission to —  Arabian nights. English
  • My main impression is of wonder and horror at the amount of hebdomadal labour implicit in them. —  Yet Again
  • A careful examination of human beings during this hebdomadal period of carnival leads us to question the doctrine. —  Pipefuls
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  1. from Late Latin hebdomadalis, from Latin hebdomas, a week: see hebdomad.
 

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/hɛbˈdɑmədəl/
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