multiweek

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ week.

Adjective

multiweek (not comparable)

1. Extending over multiple weeks.
   • 2007 September 2, James P. Othmer, “The Summer We Went Broke”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     FOR the first 15 summers of my life, my family took multiweek vacations on the Jersey Shore and in Montauk.

Synonyms

• weekslong

Coordinate terms

• agelong
• ageslong
• centurieslong
• centurylong
• daylong
• dayslong
• decadelong
• decadeslong
• hourlong
• hourslong
• millennialong
• millenniumlong
• minutelong
• minuteslong
• monthlong
• monthslong
• multiday
• multidecade
• multihour
• multimonth
• multiyear
• secondlong
• secondslong
• weeklong
• yearlong
• yearslong