Definitions and Examples of weekly, monthly, yearly
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Occurring once a week or every week.
Example
She attends a weekly yoga class to stay fit.
Occurring once a month or every month.
Example
He pays his rent monthly.
Occurring once a year or every year.
Example
The company holds a yearly meeting to discuss its progress.
Key Differences: weekly vs monthly vs yearly
- 1Weekly refers to something that happens once a week, while daily refers to something that happens every day.
- 2Monthly refers to something that happens once a month, while daily refers to something that happens every day.
- 3Yearly refers to something that happens once a year, while daily refers to something that happens every day.
Effective Usage of weekly, monthly, yearly
- 1Scheduling: Use these antonyms to describe the frequency of events or activities.
- 2Planning: Incorporate these antonyms in planning to ensure that tasks are completed on time.
- 3Budgeting: Use these antonyms to budget expenses based on their frequency.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of daily refer to different frequencies of occurrence, with weekly occurring once a week, monthly occurring once a month, and yearly occurring once a year. Use these antonyms to describe the frequency of events or activities, plan tasks, and budget expenses.
