unseasonably
unseasonably — adverb
1. when the weather is much hotter, colder, wetter, or drier than what is usual for
when the weather is much hotter, colder, wetter, or drier than what is usual for that month or season
The unseasonably warm March weather let Folake and her friends swim at the beach.
unseasonably + adjective describing weather or temperature
Piotr could not believe how unseasonably cold it was for a day in late April.
It stayed unseasonably wet throughout June, and Mira's garden tomatoes never ripened.
Lakshmi complained that the office heating was still on during an unseasonably hot October.
The ski resort closed early due to unseasonably low snowfall that winter.
- unusually
broader — can describe anything surprising, not just weather
- abnormally
more technical; used in scientific or medical contexts as well as weather
文法句型
unseasonably + adjective (warm, cold, wet, dry, mild, hot)
用法筆記
Almost always used before weather or temperature words such as warm, cold, hot, wet, dry, mild, or cool. It is not used for non-weather contexts.