fortnightly

fortnight | American Dictionary

fortnight
noun[ Cusually sing ]
Brus/ˈfɔrtˌnɑɪt, ˈfoʊrt-/
a period of two weeks

Examples of fortnight

fortnight
A fortnight later, the correspondent discovered that the man and child were recovering but that another child had died from fever.
It is only being released in the interest of public debate and discussion during the much-touted ' organic fortnight '.
Each sample prepared was discarded after a fortnight.
Recordings were made once every fortnight, on average.
While flying time might be 90 minutes, the cost can represent a fortnight's pension income, in approximate terms.
This area was visited a fortnight later when the vegetation was springing up.
Due to widespread protest, the ban was lifted after a fortnight.
But where did this game that spellbinds us for a fortnight come from?
The figure clearly reveals that sampling at weekly intervals resulted in less error than sampling on two consecutive nights per fortnight.
Every fortnight the musicians meet to plan the programme for the following two weeks.
Their daily nausea levels were assessed for a fortnight using a simple questionnaire and an anti-emetic tablet count.
Her detailed examination of the scant surviving private sources indicates regular use, roughly once a fortnight.
And at present, an unrecorded language is dying somewhere in the world every fortnight or so.
Recordings took place every fortnight, on average, hence the two corpora together comprise a total of 77 recording sessions with an approximate duration of 30 minutes each.
Of 2,300 4-16 year-olds questioned about their use of libraries, 70% said they use their library once a fortnight or more, and 51 % at least once a week.
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