Broken and Weekly

Broken

Broken adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.

Weekly and broken are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weekly" instead an adjective "Broken".

Nearby Words: broke, brokenly

Weekly

Weekly adjective - Of or occurring every seven days.
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Synonyms for Weekly

Broken and weekly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broken" instead an adjective "Weekly".

Nearby Words: week, weekday

Both words in one sentence

  • After all, if he hadn’t broken his arm in a fall during his bi-weekly horseback riding sessions, Rakuzan would have undoubtedly been the champions for his third and final year there.
  • Literature / From Winter's Ashes What peace is to be found in that quiet arctic outpost is all too quickly broken, as her past comes hunting for far more than her, this time."From Winter's Ashes" is a Web Serial Novel by Patrick Rochefort and Keith Aksland, updated weekly.
  • Webcomic / The Monster And The Girl The Monster & The Girl "Habits of millennia are most reluctant to be broken."TM&TG was an ongoing weekly webcomic hosted on Comic Dish that updated on Mondays but appears to have suffered Schedule Slip as there have been no new pages recently.
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