Meanings of more seasonable in English

But of these we shall have a more seasonable opportunity to discourse hereafter.

He could not have chosen a more seasonable opportunity of manifesting his own disinterestedness.

Florence straw, gauze, tulle, crape, and crapelisse, are more fashionable and much more seasonable.

I never in my life remember a more seasonable year than we have here enjoyed.

Richard tapped his tea-cup and looked the look of one who reserves discussion for a more seasonable time.

It was a lovely death; Doctor Prance intimated that she had never seen any that she thought more seasonable.

This additional help was the more seasonable, as the rays of the sun had become almost intolerable to our partially covered bodies.

The press was the more seasonable, because the Jesuits had commenced their characteristic and determined efforts to get possession of the field.

Presently we drew rein, and exchanged our pace for one more seasonable, whilst the sun began to tell on man and beast.

We meant to close with his portrait of Winter, but, on second thoughts, we give, as more seasonable, his description of January.

Nothing was ever more seasonable than this supply, purchased by Billy's valor; for before that, we were all as ragged as young rooks.

And this truce was, at the same time, the more seasonable for England, because the nation was at that juncture threatened with hostilities from France.

I think it would be far more seasonable to speak of cold, if the Doctor could tell us what is the lowest temperature on record.

We may be feeling sorry for ourselves after our sunny weather subsided for more seasonable conditions, but things aren't much better down under as (...)

"If you would tell me where to find him it would be more seasonable."