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biweekly
This term is notoriously ambiguous because it possesses two contradictory meanings: once every two weeks (fortnightly) and twice a week. This duality often leads to scheduling confusion in professional and academic environments.
To avoid misunderstanding, it is highly recommended to use more precise alternatives. For a frequency of every two weeks, "fortnightly" is common in British English, while "every other week" is preferred in American English. For a frequency of twice a week, "semi-weekly" is the technically correct term, though "twice weekly" is the most transparent choice.
Meanings
Examples
We have a biweekly team meeting every other Tuesday.
I get paid biweekly, so I have to budget carefully for the longer gaps.
The company publishes a biweekly newsletter to keep employees informed.
I need to check my blood pressure biweekly as requested by the doctor.
Do we really need to meet biweekly? Twice a week seems like overkill.
The gym offers biweekly yoga classes on Mondays and Thursdays.
I wonder if the biweekly report is due this Friday or next.
The magazine is a biweekly publication focusing on local arts.
The magazine is a biweekly publication focusing on local arts.