hebdomarian

[heb-doh-mair-ee-uhn]

hebdomarian Definition

  • 1a person who works once a week
  • 2relating to or occurring every seven days

Using hebdomarian: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hebdomarian" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company hired a hebdomarian to work on Saturdays.

  • Example

    The hebdomarian meeting is scheduled for every Monday.

  • Example

    He is a hebdomarian churchgoer.

hebdomarian Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hebdomarian

Phrases with hebdomarian

  • a system of organizing work or activities that involves working or doing something once a week

    Example

    The school adopted a hebdomarian system for its extracurricular activities.

  • a cycle that occurs every seven days

    Example

    The hebdomarian cycle of the payroll department is from Monday to Sunday.

  • a biological rhythm that repeats every seven days

    Example

    The hebdomarian rhythm of the human body is not yet fully understood by science.

Origins of hebdomarian

from Greek 'hebdomas', meaning 'seven'

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Summary: hebdomarian in Brief

'Hebdomarian' [heb-doh-mair-ee-uhn] refers to a person who works once a week or something that occurs every seven days. It can be used as a noun or an adjective, and examples include 'The company hired a hebdomarian to work on Saturdays.' and 'The hebdomarian meeting is scheduled for every Monday.' Phrases like 'hebdomarian system' and 'hebdomarian cycle' denote a weekly organization of work or activities.