fortnightly's Usage Examples:

It came out fortnightly to the 12th of September 1747.

British The first literary periodical in English was the Mercurius librarius, or a Faithful Account of all Books and Pamphlets (1680), a mere catalogue, published weekly or fortnightly in London, followed by Weekly Memorials for the Ingenious (Jan.

Women are also regular flirts, with two in five experimenting on a fortnightly basis.

Listings that are booked in the magazine also feature here in the fortnightly APe-mail bulletin.

As student members of the AOP pre-registration optometrists will receive: - the AOP Members Handbook - OT (fortnightly ).

Holding fortnightly tutorials for aerospace students, and seeing 2nd year tutees twice a semester.

The Civilta cattolica (1850), fortnightly, is still the organ of the Jesuits.

Among current examples the following may be mentioned: Heimgarten (1877), monthly; OesterreichischUngarische Revue (1886), monthly; Allgemeines Literaturblatt (1892), fortnightly; Die Kultur (1899), quarterly; Deutsche Arbeit (1900), monthly; Oesterreichische Rundschau (1904), fortnightly; Die Karpathen (1907); fortnightly.

The Agricultural Journal, a government publication issued fortnightly, is of great service in the promotion of agricultural knowledge.

There is a regular fortnightly steamship service between Marseilles and Port Louis by the Messageries Maritimes, a four-weekly service with Southampton via Cape Town by the Union Castle, and a four-weekly service with Colombo direct by the British India Co.

Synonyms:

biweekly,

Antonyms:

nonperiodic,