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US
/baɪˈmənθɫi/
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ADVERB
-
every two months
the bill was payable bimonthly -
twice a month
salaries are paid semimonthly
NOUN
- a periodical that is published twice a month or every two months (either 24 or 6 issues per year)
ADJECTIVE
-
occurring twice a month
a semimonthly publication -
occurring every two months
bimonthly visits
How To Use bimonthly In A Sentence
- Two newspapers were banned recently or at least one has had its circulation cutback from a weekly to a bimonthly and another banned completely.
- In addition to the modelling gigs, Silvstedt cohosts a weekly Italian pop culture/current affairs program, Fenomeni, as well as a bimonthly gig cohosting the British fashion series, Eurotrash.
- You want a poor kid, have one when you're young and the father's contribution consists of bimonthly Pamper drops.
- We'll definitely be checking this vibrant Minnesota bimonthly out in the future.
- An active CAB should meet regularly, weekly or biweekly during the start-up stage, and then monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly throughout the duration of the project.
- For the inside story about Club conservation campaigns and how you can get more involved, ask for a free subscription to the bimonthly print news-letter the Planet.
- QEX is the ARRL "Forum for Communications Experimenters. " Published bimonthly, it features technical articles, columns, and other items of interest to radio amateurs and communications professionals.
- The first issue of the journal was published in February 1999 and subsequent issues will be published bimonthly thereafter.
- ARL publishes first e-only bimonthly report, Resea ... The Library Show 2009
- Ten plants were collected from both a turlough basin population and a damp ruderal population bimonthly for a year.
