'Periodically' definitions:
Definition of 'periodically'
(from WordNet)
adverb
In a sporadic manner; "he only works sporadically" [syn: sporadically, periodically]
Definition of 'Periodically'
From: GCIDE
- Periodically \Pe`ri*od"ic*al*ly\, adv. In a periodical[4] manner; as, flooding occurs periodically in the valley. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Periodically'
- Period,
- Periodate,
- Periodic,
- Periodical,
- Periodicities,
- Periodicity,
- The period,
- Calippic period,
- Canadian period,
- Catskill period,
- Chalk period,
- Champlain period,
- Chemung period,
- Cretaceous period,
- Dionysian period,
- Glacial period,
- Hamilton period,
- Julian period,
- Latent period,
- Laurentian period,
- Missippian period,
- Niagara period,
- Period of incubation,
- Periodic comet,
- Periodic function,
- Periodic law,
- Periodic star,
- Periodic table,
- Periodical year,
- Reindeer period,
- Salina period,
- Tertiary period,
- Trenton period,
- Victorian period,
- baroque period,
- cambrian period,
- carboniferous period,
- class period,
- devonian period,
- duty period,
- fertile period,
- final period,
- first period,
- geological period,
- gestation period,
- historic period,
- incubation period,
- jurassic period,
- latency period,
- lunch period,
- neonatal period,
- orbit period,
- ordovician period,
- overtime period,
- pennsylvanian period,
- period of play,
- period of time,
- period piece,
- period style,
- periodic acid,
- periodic breathing,
- periodic edema,
- periodic event,
- periodic motion,
- periodic movement,
- periodic sentence,
- periodical cicada,
- periodical star,
- permian period,
- playing period,
- precambrian period,
- quaternary period,
- reconstruction period,
- refractory period,
- rest period,
- safe period,
- second period,
- silurian period,
- test period,
- time period,
- trial period,
- triassic period,
- Lower Carboniferous period,
- Periodic table of the elements,
- lunar time period,
- periodic apnea of the newborn,
- upper carboniferous period,
- Periodic time of a heavenly body,
- Storm-and-stress period,
- circadian exhibiting 24-hour periodicity,
- twenty-four hour period