What is another word for seven-day?

Pronunciation: [sˈɛvəndˈe͡ɪ] (IPA)

The phrase "seven-day" can be replaced by several different synonyms that convey the same meaning. One such synonym is "weekly," which implies a recurrence every seven days. Another equivalent phrase is "one week long," which indicates a duration of seven days. "Hebdomadal" is another word that refers to a period of seven days. "Septenary" is another synonym for "seven-day," which is derived from the Latin word 'septem' meaning seven. Similarly, "heptadecagon" is a technical term for a 17-sided polygon, which is derived from "hepta," meaning seven. Ultimately, choosing an equivalent phrase depends on the context and desired style of the writing.

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    • Adjective
      7-day.

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Famous quotes with Seven-day

  • When Reagan fired the striking air traffic controllers in 1981, he told America he was literally willing to kill us all if we didn't give in to his wealth-transfer plan. It was so shocking that it worked. The air controller's union broke- and so did a whole way of life. Thanks to Ronald Reagan, we are all miserable wage slaves, or schoolyard wretches being pressed and prepared for life in the office world. There is no other choice but that, or death. The way this country supplicated before Reagan's corpse, elevating him to a kind of Khomeini status with the seven-day funeral and the endless orations about his humanity, his intelligence, and how wonderfully simple life was under his reign, only reinforced the most disturbing conclusion that I was reaching as I wrote this book: that Americans have become the perfect slaves, fools and suckers, while a small elite is cackling all the way to the offshore bank.
    Mark Ames

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