"Trimonthly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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Trimonthly

"Trimonthly" Meaning

Every three months; once every three months.

"Trimonthly" Examples

Examples of Usage for "Trimonthly"

1. Payment Schedule

"Her paycheck is paid every trimonthly, which means she receives her salary 4 times a year."

2. Fiscal Calendar

"The company follows a trimonthly budgeting system, organizing its financial reports every three months."

3. Publication Schedule

"The magazine publishes new stories trimonthly, which keeps its readers coming back for more."

4. Meeting Frequency

"Our team meets trimonthly to discuss ongoing projects and set new goals for the upcoming quarter."

5. Award Announcement

"The architectural firm is due to receive an award trimonthly, recognizing its continuous innovation in sustainable building design."

Resources:

- Cambridge Dictionary: trimonthly
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary: trimonthly

"Trimonthly" Similar Words

Trimmer

1. A person or device that trims, particularly one that cuts or shapes something, especially hair or vegetation. 2. A device used for trimming floating objects, such as weeds or seaweed. 3. To remove or cut off the excess or unnecessary part of something. Example: "I need to trim my nails/trimmer blades." Synonyms: clipper, shear, hairdresser.

Trimmers

Trimmest

Trimming

Trimming refers to the act of cutting or reducing something, typically to a smaller size or thickness, often to remove excess material, points, or parts. It can also refer to the process of cutting grass or other vegetation to a specific height or length, often to maintain a tidy appearance or prepare an area for a specific use. In everyday contexts, trimming might involve: Cutting fingernails or toenails Pruning hair or beards Cutting the length of a document or text Trimming a fat or excess portion from an article of clothing In specific industries, trimming has specialized meanings: In aviation, trimming refers to the adjustment of an aircraft's stabilizers to ensure stable flight. In gardening or arboriculture, trimming refers to the pruning or cutting of plants to maintain their shape or promote growth. In sports, trimming might refer to adjusting the length of a golf or tennis racket, or the solution to cut off a playing piece (pinochle, bridge, etc.) Overall, trimming is a process of refining or adjusting something to a smaller or more precise form.

Trimmings

Trimness

The quality of being unpretentious and straightforward, refusing to embellish or add unnecessary detail.

Trimodular

Adjective: Having three distinct, independent, and equal parts or modules. Example: "The trimodular software system included a database, a web interface, and a reporting module." Or: Relating to or characterized by trimodularity. Example: "The trimodular design of the bridgework allowed for greater flexibility in construction." In chemistry: Trimodular refers to an organometallic compound with three binding sites for ligands. In other contexts, trimodular may refer to a system or device that has three distinct modes or sub-systems, such as a trimodular bicycle or a trimodular gearbox.

Trimolecular

Trimolecular refers to a type of chemical reaction that involves the participation of three molecules.

Trimorphic

Trimorphodon

Trimoxazole

Trimoxazole refers to a type of antibiotic medication, specifically a combination of two active ingredients: trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole. It is commonly used to treat bacterial infections such as pneumonia, bronchitis, and infections of the urinary tract, ears, and sinuses. The medication works by inhibiting the production of folic acid in bacteria, ultimately leading to the death of the bacteria.

Trims

Trimyarian

Trimarian is not a word in the English language. However, "triple" and "Marian" are separate words. The word "trimaran" (with an "a" instead of "y") refers to a type of sailboat or a type of fabric or other material. Alternatively, if you mean "tripletarian" the word doesn't exist, but "triplet" and "arian" separately have meanings. However, "Trinary" and "Marian" separately have meanings.