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📊 Not adjusted for seasons 🗓️ Year-round
nonseasonal

nonseasonal

3.5
Not limited to one time of year
  • adjective
  • /nɑnˈsiːzənl/
translation icon : todo el año
  • Farmers in this region are seeking more nonseasonal sources of income to support their families.

Examples

  • The company offers nonseasonal employment, so workers have jobs all year round.

  • The nonseasonal flowers bloom all year.

  • Tourism in the city has become nonseasonal thanks to new attractions open year-round.

  • Many nonseasonal vegetables can be grown indoors.

  • The farm produces nonseasonal vegetables, allowing us to enjoy fresh produce all year round.

  • Nonseasonal fashion trends often lead to clothing that can be worn in any weather, regardless of the season.

  • Many nonseasonal plants thrive in various climates and provide greenery throughout the year.

Synonyms

year-round
vsnonseasonal
66 3.0

Happening or available all year

is a general term stressing lack of seasonal dependence
yearlong
vsnonseasonal
9 3.0

Lasting for a whole year

means ongoing availability across seasons rather than fixed single year length
year-around
vsnonseasonal
  • US
1 2.9

Available all year, not only in one season

emphasizes continuous operation across seasons rather than seasonal timing
seasonless
vsnonseasonal
5.2

Clothes you can wear any time of year

applies more widely to availability and occurrence beyond clothing use

Antonyms

seasonal
85 2.7

Happening only at a certain time of year, like summer or winter

How Seasonal

seasonal
85 2.7
nonseasonal
3.5

Surface Forms

nonseasonal positive

Morphology

nonseasonal = seasonal (transparent) = non + season + al

The word is a straightforward negation of 'seasonal' with the common prefix 'non-'.

Etymology

Nonseasonal is made of non- meaning 'not' and seasonal, from season meaning 'a time of year'. Think of a shop or job that stays open in winter and summer; it is nonseasonal, so it is not tied to any season and is available all year.