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triquarterly en · ADJ

Etymology

tri- + quarterly.

Meanings

1. (not-comparable) Occurring, published, or payable three times a quarter (or every three months).
   • Theater is a triquarterly publication of Duke University Press available in November 2000. and the Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre. 2000, Tom Sellar, “Theater 100 Years of Kurt Weill”, in Lingua Franca, page 53:
   • [...] at College, Oxford University ... a triquarterly arts magazine. 2006, Craig Raine, T.S. Eliot, page 205:
   • Hearn has been too long peering through the magnifying glass of The Baum Bugle, the triquarterly publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club, “founded in 1957 by thirteen-year-old Justin G. Schiller.” 2007, John Updike, “Oz is Us”, in Literary Fiction, page 261:

triquarterly en · ADV

Etymology

tri- + quarterly.

Meanings

1. (not-comparable) Three times a year.
   • The board meets triquarterly.

Relateds

tri-quarter