Adjective:

ଅକାଳରେ |, ଅକାଳ, ନାଗରିକ,

unseasonable's Usage Examples:

Championships, although the event was marred by lack of snow due to an unseasonable warmth, and criticized for poor spectator attendance.

described as a giant humanoid with a heart of ice; a foul stench or sudden, unseasonable chill might precede its approach.

citing, among other reasons, the unsoundness of the ship and the unseasonableness of the time of year.

The miracle of unseasonable fruit appears in many Celtic saints" legends, the tale of Joseph of Arimathea.

In January 1662, when there was unseasonable hot weather, he preached to the House of Commons at St.

The rapid development of an unseasonable frontal low pressure system to the northeast of the storm turned Emmy.

for another day until they were last noted on January 10, bringing an unseasonable cold snap to New Zealand.

as well; extended cold snaps of forty below zero can be followed by unseasonable warmth with temperatures above freezing due to chinook wind effects.

In 2009, the race was postponed a week due to unseasonable weather.

he pleased, which sometimes, indeed, did away with the rudeness and unseasonableness of his addresses with those that would interpret it in jest.

peasants had to undergo military training, which caused tardiness and unseasonableness in agricultural activities.

About 200 have enlisted in the 220th to date, and unseasonable weather is blamed for the poor showing.

The festival did have to cancel the first night due to an unseasonable downpour, and heavy rains off and on throughout the weekend caused a.

Synonyms:

ill-timed, wrong, untimely, inopportune,

Antonyms:

moral, middle, late, advantageous, opportune,