More semiyearly
Synonyms for more semiyearly
adj twice a year
biannual
every six months
half-yearly
semiyearly
Usage Notes
See bi-1.
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Synonyms for sempiternal adj eternal abiding ageless always amaranthine boundless ceaseless constant continual continuous dateless deathless enduring everlasting forever illimitable immemorial immortal immutable imperishable incessant indefinite indestructible infinite interminable lasting never-ending perdurable perennial permanent perpetual persistent relentless timeless unbroken unceasing undying unending uninterrupted unremitting continued termless unfading without end
- More senatorial
Synonyms for more senatorial adj lawmaking parliamentary senatorial congressional decreeing enacting jurisdictive lawgiving legislational legislatorial nomistic nomothetic ordaining parliamentarian statute-making synodical Synonyms adj rhetorical bombastic declamatory dramatic elaborate eloquent expressive fervid forceful grandiloquent histrionic impassioned important imposing inflated lofty long-winded loud noble noisy orotund ostentatious persuasive pompous stentorian theatrical tumid verbose vivid elocutionary stylistic gesticulative […]
- More senescent
Synonyms for more senescent adj old elderly antique gray antediluvian ancient shot worn antiquated moth-eaten passé rusty senior citizen timeworn venerable age-old oldie been around creaky getting on over the hill senescent worse for wear Antonyms for more senescent modern up-to-date young youthful new recent fresh unripe Synonyms adj failing in physical and mental capabilities […]
- Senile
Synonyms for senile adj failing in physical and mental capabilities due to old age aged ancient decrepit doddering doting feeble imbecile infirm old sick weak anile enfeebled in second childhood senescent shattered Antonyms for senile alert young well
- More senior
Synonyms for senior adj older or of higher rank leading elder superior major chief higher more advanced next higher Antonyms for more senior minor unimportant junior behind inferior