seasonally
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3.7
- adverb
- /ˈsiːzənəli/
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estacionalmente
- The restaurant changes its menu seasonally to feature fresh ingredients from local farms.
- fluctuates seasonally
- varies seasonally
- migrate seasonally
And if somebody's seasonally starving, it gets these lines in their teeth.
- And if somebody's seasonally starving, it gets these lines in their teeth.
- You're planning on three different scales daily, weekly, seasonally or quarterly, however you want to think about it, right?
- So, but really quite easy to defeat hatred seasonally, but to defeat hatred eternally, it's very difficult, almost impossible.
Examples
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The slow food movement promotes diets focused on locally and seasonally harvested foods.
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The extent of sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean expands and recedes seasonally.
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I think thinking about it seasonally has helped.
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I dress seasonally and monochromatically.
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The Peten is rich in animal species and is seasonally home to a large number of migrating birds.
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Sardines are common in both nearshore and offshore areas and move seasonally along the coast.
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At all three farms, animals were regularly grazed on seasonally available fodder.
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Small farmers are scattered widely throughout a district in which roads are seasonally impassable and transportation is notoriously unreliable.
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Many fruits are harvested seasonally, so you can only find them in certain months.
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Her wardrobe is organized seasonally, with summer clothes stored away during winter.
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Etymology
The word seasonally comes from season, which means 'a time of year', and the ending -ally, which means 'in a way'. Think of how weather, crops, or holidays change by season, so if something happens seasonally it happens at certain times of the year.