2 ms·
"biweekly" used to have a meaning, now it has two (which aren't compatible), making it unclear which one the speaker means.
by dorfsmay 12y ago
"biweekly" used to have a meaning, now it has two (which aren't compatible), making it unclear which one the speaker means.
- pervycreeper 12y agoThat's not much of a mess. I read "semiweekly" just as often. Also, word composition doesn't necessarily need to be associative ;) biweek/ly- once every two weeks bi/weekly- twice every week
- dorfsmay 12y agoSo when you see "biweekly" somewere, how do you interpret it?