hebdomadally

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I was excited, not nervous. hebdomadally [a word from Greek, via Latin, meaning "weekly"], spelling it hebdomitally.

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  1. By the week; from week to week. Did we not hear their representatives in Congress assembled, for whom our chaplain hebdomadally prayed, and we, as in duty bound, responded “Amen”? Harper's Mag., LXXVI. 778.

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  • I was excited, not nervous. hebdomadally [a word from Greek, via Latin, meaning "weekly"], spelling it hebdomitally. —  Visual Thesaurus : Online Edition
  • He knew that word because he'd studied a lot of Latin and Greek, but when Dr. Bailey said hebdomadally, it didn't sound anything like the other words that he did know. —  Visual Thesaurus : Online Edition
  • The next time Nicholas spelled, he was given this gem, used to explain the word "hebdomadally"
  • "Stacy told Alex that his dating prospects would improve greatly if he started bathing more than just hebdomadally."
  • Behold the whole huge earth sent to me hebdomadally in a brown-paper wrapper! —  The Biglow Papers
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