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nonseasonal

nonseasonal

1 3.5
Not limited to one time of year
  • adjective
  • /nɑnˈsiːzənl/
: 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
78 3.0

Happening or available all year

is a general term stressing lack of seasonal dependence
year-around
vsnonseasonal
  • US
44 2.9

Available all year, not only in one season

emphasizes continuous operation across seasons rather than seasonal timing
yearlong
vsnonseasonal
10 3.0

Lasting for a whole year

means ongoing availability across seasons rather than fixed single year length
seasonless
vsnonseasonal
1 5.2

Clothes you can wear any time of year

applies more widely to availability and occurrence beyond clothing use

Antonyms

seasonal
87 2.7

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

How Seasonal

seasonal
87 2.7
nonseasonal
1 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.