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unseasonablyun‧sea‧son‧a‧bly /ʌnˈsiːzənəbli/ adverb   - Brilliant blue skies and unseasonably balmy weather prevailed.
- It was February and the weather was unseasonably mild.
- It was mid-summer, and unseasonably warm for Glasgow.
- The cherry tree was coming into blossom, encouraged by the unseasonably warm sunshine.
- The closing months of the year have been marked by unseasonably mild temperatures.
- The mid-afternoon sun was still unseasonably warm, and there were children bathing in the sea.
- The night being unseasonably warm, most of the windows were wide open.
- The spring day was unseasonably warm, and after two hour's tuition she went into the clubhouse.
ADJECTIVE► warm· The night being unseasonably warm, most of the windows were wide open.· The spring day was unseasonably warm, and after two hour's tuition she went into the clubhouse.· It was mid-summer, and unseasonably warm for Glasgow.· The cherry tree was coming into blossom, encouraged by the unseasonably warm sunshine.· The mid-afternoon sun was still unseasonably warm, and there were children bathing in the sea. ► unseasonably warm/cold/hot etc- Harvesting began early in Bordeaux as well, due to unseasonably warm weather.
- It was mid-summer, and unseasonably warm for Glasgow.
- The cherry tree was coming into blossom, encouraged by the unseasonably warm sunshine.
- The mid-afternoon sun was still unseasonably warm, and there were children bathing in the sea.
- The night being unseasonably warm, most of the windows were wide open.
- The spring day was unseasonably warm, and after two hour's tuition she went into the clubhouse.
unseasonably warm/cold/hot etc used for saying that the weather is warmer, colder etc than usual at a particular time of year—unseasonable adjective |