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Meanings of unseasonably in English

Not in accordance with the season.

Usage of unseasonably in English
1
On July 17 last year, it was an unseasonably hot Dunedin day.
Radio NZ
2
In early October of that year it was unseasonably warm in Sydney.
The Irish Times
3
Tens of thousands braved weather that, by Delhi standards, was unseasonably cold.
The Guardian
4
Several unseasonably dry winters, along with the sprawling population, have strained supplies.
Reuters
5
The floods, which began on Jan. 1, have followed unseasonably heavy rain.
Reuters
6
The first few weeks of New York's fall have been unseasonably balmy.
The new yorker
7
The day was unseasonably cold, and a fire blazed upon the hearth.
Famous Americans of Recent Times
8
The fires are being fanned by strong winds and unseasonably warm weather.
BBC
9
Fear me not, girl; I will be brief, unreasonably and unseasonably brief.
The Cloister and the Hearth
10
But those games were following unseasonably heavy rain which hampered pitch preparation.
The Guardian
11
For one it was unseasonably warm, with temperatures reaching over 30 degrees.
The Irish Times
12
Even though it was already summer, the night wind was unseasonably chilly.
Welcome to the N.H.K.
13
It was unseasonably cold, and he pushed his hands into his pockets.
Moonfall
14
It was an unseasonably warm afternoon, and all of us were sweating.
The Guardian
15
It seemed unseasonably chilly, and I shivered inside my light wool gown.
Helen of troy
16
That is all-powerful, but I will not employ it unseasonably or improperly.
Memoirs of the Comtesse Du Barry / With Minute Details of Her En...
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Unseasonably through the time
Unseasonably across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare