Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Lasting one year.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Lasting or continuing a year.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Lasting one
year , or approximately so; of or relating to atimespan of one year. - adjective Which lasts throughout every year; which is not
seasonal - adverb Per
year (mostly used to discuss animal farming) - adverb Throughout every year; not
seasonally
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective lasting through a year
Etymologies
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Examples
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Even if the compromise doesn't break a yearlong deadlock over political control of Lebanon, it does seem to mark an important shift in U.S.
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The president -- whose earlier peace efforts accomplished little -- insisted that Middle East peace "will not come through statements and resolutions" at the world body and put the onus on the two sides to break a yearlong impasse and return to peace talks.
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The president -- whose earlier peace efforts accomplished little -- insisted that Middle East peace "will not come through statements and resolutions" at the world body and put the onus on the two sides to break a yearlong impasse and return to peace talks.
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The president -- whose earlier peace efforts accomplished little -- insisted that Middle East peace "will not come through statements and resolutions" at the world body and put the onus on the two sides to break a yearlong impasse and return to peace talks.
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A convict with a record of violent crimes against women was charged Tuesday with the 2007 slaying of a transgender prostitute, the first in what authorities described as a yearlong series of attacks targeting San Francisco's transgender sex workers.
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A convict with a record of violent crimes against women was charged Tuesday with the 2007 slaying of a transgender prostitute, the first in what authorities described as a yearlong series of attacks targeting San Francisco's transgender sex workers.
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Matasar's pep talk kicked off a two-day conference called "Future Ed: New Business Models for U.S. and Global Legal Education" -- the first event in what organizers call a yearlong
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Mr. Obama also suggested that some initiatives designed to stimulate the economy in the short term should be included in a final deal, singling out a yearlong extension of the payroll tax break for employees, which expires in January.
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Hölzle, still wary, accepted the offer but kept his position at UCSB by taking a yearlong leave.
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She said the city is starting work now on a yearlong study of how to improve bus service to LaGuardia International Airport.
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