noun
definition
Something that is published or released once every two weeks.
example
The local paper is a biweekly.
adjective
definition
Occurring once every two weeks.
definition
Occurring twice a week (but see the Usage notes).
adverb
definition
Every two weeks.
definition
Twice a week (but see the Usage notes).
Examples of biweekly in a Sentence
While you may have a biweekly schedule for buying groceries, you should always buy fresh vegetables and fruit several times a week.
Join a CSA to get organic items on a weekly or biweekly basis.
If one or both parents are paid more often than once a month, they must convert their weekly, biweekly, or semimonthly pay to monthly to fill out the form properly.
If you make biweekly mortgage payments, this too can affect how much you pay per month and annually.
Once an individual files for unemployment, they are required to maintain eligibility for benefits by filing a weekly or biweekly claim.
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A biweekly e-newsletter keeps subscribers informed of current news and site updates.
While a monthly budget is traditional, it is fine to budget on a weekly or biweekly basis if that fits better with your job's pay cycle.
If a person misses the biweekly deadline, he or she will not get benefits for the next two-week period.
U.S. and Canadian consumers can get this valuable information and compare payments made on a monthly, biweekly, and weekly basis.
Soap Opera Digest was founded in 1975, and while it originally began as a monthly periodical, it quickly moved to biweekly, and soon weekly.
Dedicated producers make new shows on a daily, biweekly, or weekly basis, but many podcasts are only published two or three times per month.