Definition of hebdomadal in English:

hebdomadal

adjective hɛbˈdɒməd(ə)lhɛbˈdɑmədl

formal

Weekly (used especially of organizations which meet weekly)
〈正式〉（尤用于有每周例会的组织或机构）每周一次的；每周的
Oxford University's Hebdomadal Council
牛津大学的理事会周会。
Example sentencesExamples
- Incidentally, when looking to see whether I really meant gerund, I encountered ‘hebdomadal’ - occurring every seven days.
- The hebdomadal letter does not always represent the same weekday every year.
- Though I doubt we have sufficient data to produce statistically significant results by this method, other epigraphic evidence also points to the spread of the hebdomadal week in the first century.
- That hebdomadal structure, dividing into four the 28 days of the lunar calendar and allocating one day to be special, is an ancient thing, probably pre-dating the Hebrews, probably going back to the Sumerians.
Synonyms
once a week, seven-day

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense 'lasting seven days'): from late Latin hebdomadalis, from Greek hebdomas, hebdomad- 'the number seven, seven days', from hepta 'seven'.

Definition of hebdomadal in US English:

hebdomadal

adjectivehɛbˈdɑmədlhebˈdämədl

formal

Weekly (used especially of organizations which meet weekly)
〈正式〉（尤用于有每周例会的组织或机构）每周一次的；每周的
he was forced to eke out a meager living scribbling hebdomadal feuilletons
Example sentencesExamples
- The hebdomadal letter does not always represent the same weekday every year.
- That hebdomadal structure, dividing into four the 28 days of the lunar calendar and allocating one day to be special, is an ancient thing, probably pre-dating the Hebrews, probably going back to the Sumerians.
- Though I doubt we have sufficient data to produce statistically significant results by this method, other epigraphic evidence also points to the spread of the hebdomadal week in the first century.
- Incidentally, when looking to see whether I really meant gerund, I encountered ‘hebdomadal’ - occurring every seven days.
Synonyms
once a week, seven-day

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense ‘lasting seven days’): from late Latin hebdomadalis, from Greek hebdomas, hebdomad- ‘the number seven, seven days’, from hepta ‘seven’.

单词	hebdomadal
释义	Definition of hebdomadal in English: hebdomadal adjective hɛbˈdɒməd(ə)lhɛbˈdɑmədl formal Weekly (used especially of organizations which meet weekly) 〈正式〉（尤用于有每周例会的组织或机构）每周一次的；每周的 Oxford University's Hebdomadal Council 牛津大学的理事会周会。 Example sentencesExamples Incidentally, when looking to see whether I really meant gerund, I encountered ‘hebdomadal’ - occurring every seven days. The hebdomadal letter does not always represent the same weekday every year. Though I doubt we have sufficient data to produce statistically significant results by this method, other epigraphic evidence also points to the spread of the hebdomadal week in the first century. That hebdomadal structure, dividing into four the 28 days of the lunar calendar and allocating one day to be special, is an ancient thing, probably pre-dating the Hebrews, probably going back to the Sumerians. Synonyms once a week, seven-day Origin Early 17th century (in the sense 'lasting seven days'): from late Latin hebdomadalis, from Greek hebdomas, hebdomad- 'the number seven, seven days', from hepta 'seven'. Definition of hebdomadal in US English: hebdomadal adjectivehɛbˈdɑmədlhebˈdämədl formal Weekly (used especially of organizations which meet weekly) 〈正式〉（尤用于有每周例会的组织或机构）每周一次的；每周的 he was forced to eke out a meager living scribbling hebdomadal feuilletons Example sentencesExamples The hebdomadal letter does not always represent the same weekday every year. That hebdomadal structure, dividing into four the 28 days of the lunar calendar and allocating one day to be special, is an ancient thing, probably pre-dating the Hebrews, probably going back to the Sumerians. Though I doubt we have sufficient data to produce statistically significant results by this method, other epigraphic evidence also points to the spread of the hebdomadal week in the first century. Incidentally, when looking to see whether I really meant gerund, I encountered ‘hebdomadal’ - occurring every seven days. Synonyms once a week, seven-day Origin Early 17th century (in the sense ‘lasting seven days’): from late Latin hebdomadalis, from Greek hebdomas, hebdomad- ‘the number seven, seven days’, from hepta ‘seven’.
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