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biannual

[bahy-an-yoo-uhl] / baɪˈæn yu əl /
ADJECTIVE
occurring twice a year
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“I haven’t seen a game for the last 46 years,” the lexicographer said, though he makes a biannual exception for the second halves of the Super Bowl and college football’s national championship game.

From Los Angeles Times

Skipton Group commissioned research for its biannual Home Affordability Index, compiled by Oxford Economics.

From BBC

The occasion for Metallica’s visit to Inglewood’s 6,000-capacity YouTube Theater is the group’s biannual Helping Hands benefit concert, which aims to raise money to fight hunger and to support technical education.

From Los Angeles Times

Though he did not go into detail, Newsom said additional accountability would be through “a framework of expectation and reporting that would no longer be at a quarterly or biannual basis but a monthly basis.”

From Los Angeles Times

The collection was part of the Sotheby's Fine Jewels biannual sale, which took place on 10 October, with proceeds going to Dame Shirley's chosen charities.

From BBC