seasonally
/ˈsiːz(ə)nəli
/adverb
1At a particular season of the year: seasonally employed agricultural labourers seasonally flooded grassland some woodcreepers breed seasonally...
- The Ohio soil resource includes a number of wet, seasonally saturated soils.
- Where labour is only available seasonally, you'll eliminate many choices about crops or livestock.
- It is advisable to rotate insecticides periodically, at least seasonally.
1.1According to the season or time of year: the menu changes seasonally we grow all our own vegetables, so eat seasonally the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell...
- The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 5.9 per cent from 6.1 per cent in March.
- The company's UK operation was an area of concern due to its purchase of the hotel complex, which is seasonally dependent.
- All tests were performed on both original and seasonally adjusted series.
- promiseless
- promiser
- promise (someone) the earth (or moon)
- promises, promises
- promising
- promisingly
- promisingness
- promisor
- promissive
- promissor
- promissorily
- promissory
- promissory note
- promissory oath
- promitochondrion
- promittor
- promizole
- prom king
- prommer
- promnesia
- promo
- promo man
- promonocyte
- promontorial
- promontoried