hourly
Americanadjective
adjective
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of, occurring, or done every hour
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done in or measured by the hour
we are paid an hourly rate
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continual or frequent
adverb
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every hour
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at any moment or time
Etymology
Origin of hourly
Example Sentences
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Some plants emitted far more pollution at certain times, even though energy output was similar, according to the EPA’s hourly emissions data.
Employers of these tipped workers can use customers to subsidize $5.12 of the business’ hourly wage obligation.
From Los Angeles Times
He typically only charges his high hourly fee as a stopgap measure until he strikes a fee agreement.
That rise would have seen the hourly rate increase to £13.46.
From BBC
This workforce can appreciate New York's charms all the more because the average hourly wage in tech is significantly higher than in any other sector -- including finance.
From Barron's
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