periodical — a magazine or newspaper published at regular intervals
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a magazine or newspaper published at regular intervals
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌpɪriˈɑdɪkəl/
Korean meaning: 정기간행물, 잡지
Korean pronunciation: 피-리-아-디-컬 (강세: 아)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother still subscribes to five different periodicals, including a knitting magazine that's older than I am.
- The dentist's office has a collection of periodicals from 1995, making waiting even more painful.
- Students must cite at least three academic periodicals in their research papers.
periodical
NOUN//ˌpɪriˈɑdɪkəl//
a magazine or newspaper published at regular intervals
Organizing magazines by publication schedule
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Origin
From French 'périodique' and Medieval Latin 'periodicus', derived from Greek 'periodikos' meaning 'of or relating to a period'. This comes from 'periodos' (circuit, cycle) composed of 'peri-' (around) and 'hodos' (way, path).
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“My grandmother still subscribes to five different periodicals, including a knitting magazine that's older than I am.”
“The dentist's office has a collection of periodicals from 1995, making waiting even more painful.”
“Students must cite at least three academic periodicals in their research papers.”
“The library's periodical section is where I accidentally discovered my love for vintage cooking magazines.”
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