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Unseasonably   /ənsˈizənəbli/   Listen
Unseasonably

adverb
1.
Not in accordance with the season.





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"Unseasonably" Quotes from Famous Books



... 400 yards of heavy ice, including old rafted pack, still separated the 'Endurance' from the water, and reluctantly I had to admit that further effort was useless. Every opening we made froze up again quickly owing to the unseasonably low temperature. The young ice was elastic and prevented the ship delivering a strong, splitting blow to the floe, while at the same time it held the older ice against any movement. The abandonment of the ...
— South! • Sir Ernest Shackleton
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... Elliott brushed away a persistent bluebottle fly, a lonesome survivor which the unseasonably warm day had reawakened. The insect's droning wings as it persisted again and again back to the sandwich plate made the only sound in that big, bare room. "And if I—if I had to guess——" The hand passed across his eyes now. "O'Mara, do you know how deeply Mr. Ainnesley ...
— Then I'll Come Back to You • Larry Evans
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