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unseasonably

/ˌʌnˈsiːzənəbli/ adverb · British & US
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What does unseasonably mean?

adverb

Used to describe weather that is not typical for the time of year; unusually hot or cold.

Example

"The unseasonably warm weather made it feel like spring had arrived early."

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