Pronunciation: /fɔːrtˈnaɪtli/
adjective occurring or appearing every two weeks
A1 I get paid fortnightly at my job.
A2 The magazine is published fortnightly.
B1 We have a fortnightly meeting to discuss project updates.
B2 The team has decided to switch to a fortnightly schedule for releasing new features.
C1 The company's financial reports are reviewed fortnightly by the board of directors.
C2 The CEO's fortnightly newsletter provides updates on the company's performance and future plans.
adverb every two weeks
A1 I clean my room fortnightly.
A2 She visits her grandparents fortnightly.
B1 The magazine is published fortnightly.
B2 They have team meetings fortnightly.
C1 The company pays its employees fortnightly.
C2 The project progress reports are submitted fortnightly.
formal The employees are paid their salaries fortnightly.
informal We catch up for coffee fortnightly.
slang Let's hang out every fortnight.
figurative The project progress is moving forward at a fortnightly pace.
fortnightlyed
fortnightlies
more fortnightly
most fortnightly
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will fortnightly
have fortnightlyed
is fortnightlying
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to fortnightly
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fortnightlyed