nonseasonal
- adjective
- /nɑnˈsiːzənl/
- The report included nonseasonal figures to show the actual monthly sales without any adjustments.
Examples
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Analysts compared nonseasonal unemployment rates to understand the true job market trends.
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Using nonseasonal data can sometimes make it harder to spot long-term patterns.
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The company offers nonseasonal employment opportunities.
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Many nonseasonal products are available year-round.
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Analysts compared nonseasonal unemployment rates to understand the true job market trends.
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Using nonseasonal data can sometimes make it harder to spot long-term patterns.
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The report included nonseasonal figures to show the actual monthly sales without any adjustments.
Antonyms
How Seasonal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonseasonal is made of non- meaning 'not' and seasonal, from season meaning 'a time of year'. A helpful image is raw monthly numbers that still show winter or summer effects, so nonseasonal figures are data that have not been changed for the seasons.