Pronunciation: /ˈsɛmiˌwikli/
noun a publication that is issued twice a week
A1 I have a semiweekly meeting with my team every Monday and Thursday.
A2 The newspaper is published semiweekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
B1 The gym offers semiweekly classes for beginners on Tuesdays and Fridays.
B2 The company's semiweekly newsletter is sent out every other week.
C1 The semiweekly podcast has gained a large following due to its insightful content.
C2 As a C-level executive, I have semiweekly meetings with the board to discuss strategic initiatives.
adjective describing something that occurs twice a week
A1 I go to the gym semiweekly to stay in shape.
A2 The semiweekly newsletter contains updates on upcoming events.
B1 The semiweekly meetings have been scheduled for Monday and Thursday.
B2 The semiweekly reports are due every other Friday.
C1 The semiweekly publication has gained a large following due to its quality content.
C2 The semiweekly podcast has reached a wide audience with its insightful discussions.
formal The magazine is published semiweekly, with new issues every Tuesday and Friday.
informal I love getting the semiweekly newspaper because it keeps me updated on local events.
slang I can't wait for the semiweekly podcast to drop - it's always so entertaining!
figurative Her semiweekly visits to the gym are like a breath of fresh air for her mental health.
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