weekly

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  1. adverb Once a week.
  2. adverb Every week.
  3. adverb By the week.

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  • No more golden gifts to keep the natives friendly, and precious little sugar for the weekly issue of office tea. —  Cargo of Eagles - Margery Allingham - Campion 21: 1968
  • At first the issue was weekly; after four numbers it became bi-weekly, and so remained for a year. —  Daniel Defoe
  • Susie found the note and stuffed it on the dressing table as she gathered the clothes for the weekly wash. —  Also by Lynda La Plante
  • The majority though are weekly or bi-weekly, with a mix of paid and free. —  Journerdism | Will Sullivan's Stompin' ground for journalists and nerds.
  • A black newspaper is a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly publication that features news and content for and about African Americans.
 

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