Definition of sexennial in English:

sexennial

adjective sɛkˈsɛnɪəlsekˈsenēəl

1Recurring every six years.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pond is at the height of its glory during the sexennial festival when the reflection of a hundred thousand lights around the temple provides a grand spectacle.
- The last sexennial report (25 C/37) was submitted to the General Conference at its twenty-fifth session in 1988 and, after considering it, the General Conference adopted resolution 15.213.
- The country has absolutely no continuity except in its sexennial collapse.
1. 1.1 Lasting for or relating to a period of six years.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from sexennium + -al.

Definition of sexennial in US English:

sexennial

adjectivesekˈsenēəl

1Recurring every six years.
Example sentencesExamples
- The country has absolutely no continuity except in its sexennial collapse.
- The pond is at the height of its glory during the sexennial festival when the reflection of a hundred thousand lights around the temple provides a grand spectacle.
- The last sexennial report (25 C/37) was submitted to the General Conference at its twenty-fifth session in 1988 and, after considering it, the General Conference adopted resolution 15.213.
1. 1.1 Lasting for or relating to a period of six years.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from sexennium + -al.

单词	sexennial
释义	Definition of sexennial in English: sexennial adjective sɛkˈsɛnɪəlsekˈsenēəl 1Recurring every six years. Example sentencesExamples The pond is at the height of its glory during the sexennial festival when the reflection of a hundred thousand lights around the temple provides a grand spectacle. The last sexennial report (25 C/37) was submitted to the General Conference at its twenty-fifth session in 1988 and, after considering it, the General Conference adopted resolution 15.213. The country has absolutely no continuity except in its sexennial collapse. 1.1 Lasting for or relating to a period of six years. Origin Mid 17th century: from sexennium + -al. Definition of sexennial in US English: sexennial adjectivesekˈsenēəl 1Recurring every six years. Example sentencesExamples The country has absolutely no continuity except in its sexennial collapse. The pond is at the height of its glory during the sexennial festival when the reflection of a hundred thousand lights around the temple provides a grand spectacle. The last sexennial report (25 C/37) was submitted to the General Conference at its twenty-fifth session in 1988 and, after considering it, the General Conference adopted resolution 15.213. 1.1 Lasting for or relating to a period of six years. Origin Mid 17th century: from sexennium + -al.
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