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1. unseasonablyadverb

   not in accordance with the season

   "it was unseasonably cold"

   Antonyms:
   seasonably

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1. unseasonablyadverb

   Synonyms:
   malapropos, untimely

How to use unseasonably in a sentence?

1. Fox News:

   The unseasonably mild air over the Eastern U.S., along with the cold air and snow across parts of the West, can historically be associated with an El Nio, the El Nio we're experiencing right now is particularly strong and could be among the strongest ever recorded.

2. Parsons Police:

   She left her purebred German shepherd in a fenced backyard with water, food, outbuilding, and it was an unseasonably beautiful day here in Parsons, about 73 degrees outside. She went to lay down, caught some shut-eye, woke up, went outside and she found the carcass of her beautiful little puppy, the head had been severed, the head has not yet been recovered. And also we found the muzzle of the animal.

3. Matthew Genge:

   Victor Hugo in the novel ‘Les Miserables’ said of the Battle of Waterloo: ‘an unseasonably clouded sky sufficed to bring about the collapse of a World.’ Now we are a step closer to understanding Tambora’s part in the Battle from half a world away.

4. Ellen Saracini:

   When we arrived in Austin it was muggy and hot, but for the days of the guests coming to celebrate, it was unseasonably cool and pleasant, just to return to hot and muggy once it was over, [Victor] was there, you just need to look for the signs. No hand to hold, but I smile and feel him in my heart.

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