Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Annual"

A: Yearly
Something repeats every year.

A: Yearly.

Every year.

It's not "once", because you could say "I eat 47 cheeseburgers annually."

"My annual salary is ￥4 million."

A: Once a year.
(saal mein ek baar)
Or
Once every year
(har saal ek baar)

A: Annual is something that occurs once every year
We all travelled home for the annual family meeting

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A: There isn't, they're just synonyms of one another. All I would say, is that "annual" or "annually", is more formal than "yearly" or "every year".

A: They both mean the same thing, but here in Britain it can mean a yearly publication released in December containing comic strips and activities.

A: Yearly is a real word, though it’s less formal. They mean the same thing, but yearly can mean either annual or annually (meaning it’s both an adjective and an adverb.)

I renew my lease yearly (or annually).

Our yearly (or annual) vacation is happening next week.

A: annual means yearly or describes something such as an event that happens every year. for example "Welcome to 23rd annual county fair!"
annul means to end something this term is mostly used in legal situations, especially contracts and other legal agreement. for example " In order for the contract to be annulled, such conditions must be met."

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