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Is there a word for occurring four times a week?
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I am trying to use this word to say how often my basketball team meets to practice.
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I am trying to use this word to say how often my basketball team meets to practice.
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asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
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@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
1
@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
5
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
4
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
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why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45
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I am trying to use this word to say how often my basketball team meets to practice.
single-word-requests
asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
913
I am trying to use this word to say how often my basketball team meets to practice.
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
913
asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
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asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
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asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
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asked Jan 4 '16 at 18:57
Andrew BordersAndrew Borders
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@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
1
@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
5
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
4
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
1
why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45
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show 3 more comments
2
@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
1
@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
5
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
4
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
1
why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45
2
2
@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
1
1
@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
5
5
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
4
4
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
1
1
why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45
why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45
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No, there is no word for "occurring four times a week".
Even the common phrase "every other day" only means four times a week in alternate weeks. Just use the phrase "meets four times a week".
There could have been such a word if weeks were eight or twelve days long. But "four times a week" with seven-day weeks is not evenly distributed. If there were a word which unambiguously meant "four times a week" rather than "every four weeks", then it's likely to be so rare that no-one would know what it meant, anyway.
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quarterweekly could work along long the lines of quarterly.
No matter that it isn't in a dictionary. Nobody will need one to know what you mean.
(Thank you, @FumbleFingers, for the link to is-there-a-prefix-that-indicates-that-an-event-recurs-four-times-a-year.)
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No, there is no word for "occurring four times a week".
Even the common phrase "every other day" only means four times a week in alternate weeks. Just use the phrase "meets four times a week".
There could have been such a word if weeks were eight or twelve days long. But "four times a week" with seven-day weeks is not evenly distributed. If there were a word which unambiguously meant "four times a week" rather than "every four weeks", then it's likely to be so rare that no-one would know what it meant, anyway.
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No, there is no word for "occurring four times a week".
Even the common phrase "every other day" only means four times a week in alternate weeks. Just use the phrase "meets four times a week".
There could have been such a word if weeks were eight or twelve days long. But "four times a week" with seven-day weeks is not evenly distributed. If there were a word which unambiguously meant "four times a week" rather than "every four weeks", then it's likely to be so rare that no-one would know what it meant, anyway.
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No, there is no word for "occurring four times a week".
Even the common phrase "every other day" only means four times a week in alternate weeks. Just use the phrase "meets four times a week".
There could have been such a word if weeks were eight or twelve days long. But "four times a week" with seven-day weeks is not evenly distributed. If there were a word which unambiguously meant "four times a week" rather than "every four weeks", then it's likely to be so rare that no-one would know what it meant, anyway.
answered Jan 5 '16 at 0:21
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No, there is no word for "occurring four times a week".
Even the common phrase "every other day" only means four times a week in alternate weeks. Just use the phrase "meets four times a week".
There could have been such a word if weeks were eight or twelve days long. But "four times a week" with seven-day weeks is not evenly distributed. If there were a word which unambiguously meant "four times a week" rather than "every four weeks", then it's likely to be so rare that no-one would know what it meant, anyway.
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quarterweekly could work along long the lines of quarterly.
No matter that it isn't in a dictionary. Nobody will need one to know what you mean.
(Thank you, @FumbleFingers, for the link to is-there-a-prefix-that-indicates-that-an-event-recurs-four-times-a-year.)
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quarterweekly could work along long the lines of quarterly.
No matter that it isn't in a dictionary. Nobody will need one to know what you mean.
(Thank you, @FumbleFingers, for the link to is-there-a-prefix-that-indicates-that-an-event-recurs-four-times-a-year.)
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quarterweekly could work along long the lines of quarterly.
No matter that it isn't in a dictionary. Nobody will need one to know what you mean.
(Thank you, @FumbleFingers, for the link to is-there-a-prefix-that-indicates-that-an-event-recurs-four-times-a-year.)
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quarterweekly could work along long the lines of quarterly.
No matter that it isn't in a dictionary. Nobody will need one to know what you mean.
(Thank you, @FumbleFingers, for the link to is-there-a-prefix-that-indicates-that-an-event-recurs-four-times-a-year.)
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@FumbleFingers: Four times a week is not a duplicate of four times a year. This question is probably un-answerable, but not a dup.
– cobaltduck
Jan 4 '16 at 19:08
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@cobaltduck: People do sometimes use quad-weekly, but that's inherently ambiguous (four times a week, or once every four weeks?). Whatever - comments on that earlier question include both quadri- and quadru- mean: four or four times, which about all there is to say here.
– FumbleFingers
Jan 4 '16 at 19:12
5
I think you're stuck with "four times a week". Bi-weekly can't even decide if it's every two weeks or twice a week.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:21
4
@FumbleFingers - Dupes shouldn't rely on comments and the only answer that mentions quad is at -1. I'll take this opportunity to point out that saying "If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question." basically says to new users, if we've duped your question and those answers don't work for you, just ask this same question again. There should be a button: No, this is not a dupe and those answers didn't help me. and Yes, THIS answer helped me. with a script that copy-pastes their selected answer.
– Mazura
Jan 4 '16 at 19:23
1
why'd you dupe my question fumble fingers? there are no similar answered questions.
– Andrew Borders
Jan 4 '16 at 22:45