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Meanings of unseasonably cold in English

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Usage of unseasonably cold in English
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Tens of thousands braved weather that, by Delhi standards, was unseasonably cold.
The Guardian
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The day was unseasonably cold, and a fire blazed upon the hearth.
Famous Americans of Recent Times
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It was unseasonably cold, and he pushed his hands into his pockets.
Moonfall
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However, the unseasonably cold weather over the bank holiday may dampen the celebrations.
The Guardian
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Bouldering in Rumbling Bald on an unseasonably cold day in October.
Climbing Magazine
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And for others the unseasonably cold and wet weather can help.
Reuters
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Sales edged lower in Europe, its largest market, due to unseasonably cold and wet weather.
Reuters
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But homebuilding in the Midwest tumbled, likely pulled down by unseasonably cold temperatures and snowstorms.
Reuters
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The air seemed tolerably clear and not unseasonably cold.
The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
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The weather was unseasonably cold, the temperature dipping into the thirties, even in the Delta.
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Temperatures were expected to remain unseasonably cold for the next 48 hours, according to forecaster Meteorlogix.
Reuters
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There will be little respite this week from the unseasonably cold weather, according to Met Eireann.
The Irish Times
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The unseasonably cold and wet weather may also have deterred tourists interested in camping, INSEE said.
Reuters
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Without more unseasonably cold weather this month, stocks are likely to grow for four or five more weeks.
Reuters
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Without some unseasonably cold weather this month, stocks are likely to grow for four or five more weeks.
Reuters
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UK retail sales in March hit by cold weather The unseasonably cold weather hit demand for summer clothing.
BBC
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