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p.a.
adverb /ˌpiːˈeɪ/Definition
(Definition of p.a. adverb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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SMART Thesaurus: Relating to regular periods of time
Synonyms and related words:
- -ly suffix (ADJECTIVE)
- afternoons adverb
- annual adjective
- annum noun
- bi- prefix (TWICE)
- biannual adjective
- biennial adjective
- daily adverb, adjective
- evenings adverb
- half-hourly adjective, adverb
- monthly adjective, adverb
- nights adverb
- p.c.m. adverb
- p.w.
- per annum adverb
- per calendar month adverb
- quarterly adjective, adverb
- season noun
- triennial adjective
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