Synonyms for seasonal
ˈsi zə nlsea·son·al

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1. seasonaladjective

   Antonyms:
   unseasonal

2. seasonaladjective

   Antonyms:
   unseasonal

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1. seasonal worker, seasonaladjective

   a worker who finds employment only in certain seasons

   Synonyms:
   seasonal worker

   Antonyms:
   year-around, year-round

2. seasonaladjective

   occurring at or dependent on a particular season

   "seasonal labor"; "a seasonal rise in unemployment"

   Antonyms:
   year-round, year-around

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1. List of paraphrases for "seasonal":

   season, monsoon, part-year

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1. Whitney High:

   Families that have one child with eczema often have another child with asthma or even a third child with seasonal rhinitis or hay fever.

2. Alex Thom:

   This is our major source of income. The cash crops we grow are seasonal, which means there are parts of the year when we have nothing to sell. But we can store the charcoal and sell it later.

3. Paul Steck:

   We’re always looking for new products, and our autumn seasonal salad is going to have roasted Brussels sprouts on it, five years ago, if someone told me a cutting-edge salad place would be serving Brussels sprouts, I wouldn’t have believed them. We’ve seen a real diversification of the American palate lately—they serve sushi in some high-school cafeterias now.

4. Jessy Gregg:

   East Lansing families received a letter from the school district recently regarding the district's decision to stop using school time for Halloween and Valentine's Day. A mention of me in the City Pulse article on the subject has led some people to believe that the City is planning to [do] something similar so I would like to clear that up, i have mentioned to several staff members that I think our seasonal programs would be more welcoming if we didn't include things like pictures with Santa or the Easter Bunny. Yes, Christmas and Easter have become mainstream commercial holidays but they are religious traditions and including them in City sponsored programs makes those events unwelcoming to large segments of our population. We can host a beautiful winter themed festival without including religion.

5. Robert Redfield:

   CDC has begun to prepare for months ahead, when the next season's influenza illness will occur simultaneously, potentially, with Covid-19, increasing the challenges on hospitals, health care professionals and the public, this fall, before the seasonal circulation of influenza increase, I encourage the American people to be prepared and to embrace flu vaccination with confidence for yourself, your families in the communities.