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. Patrick Vallance:

   We think this virus is likely to be one that comes back year on year and becomes like a seasonal virus and communities will become immune to it and that's going to be an important part of controlling this longer term, 60% is the sort of figure you need to get herd immunity.

2. Credit Suisse economist Maxime Botteron:

   There is no evidence of substantial interventions by the The SNB, although there could be a few small actions. This is still the seasonal effect, which I expect to settle down and we will start to see clean numbers from the start of February.

3. Paul Nolte:

   We're in a window right now from about 2,000 to 2,050 (for the S&P), and that is fairly important for the market. If we can hold above 2,000 that would be good. We're in a better part of the year from a seasonal perspective.

4. Nathan Kurtz:

   The big concern for United States Arctic Research Commission sea ice is that it's been disappearing over the last several decades its predicted to potentially disappear in 20 to 30 years, in the fall, what used to be Artic ice cover year-round is now just going to be seasonal ice cover.

5. Ellen Prager:

   By revealing the unseen, scientists are now identifying the true extent of the impacts of Climate Change and for The Great Lakes this could mean region disruptions to seasonal patterns, ecological shifts and changes as of yet unidentified, the unknown unknowns.