Seasonable

Pronunciation: /ˈsiːzənəbəl/

Definitions of seasonable

adjective relating to or occurring at the proper time; timely; opportune

Example Sentences

A1 I like to wear seasonable clothes in the winter.

A2 It is important to have seasonable fruits and vegetables in your diet.

B1 The store offers seasonable discounts on winter coats.

B2 It is recommended to plan your vacation during a seasonable time of year.

C1 The company always releases seasonable products to meet consumer demand.

C2 She carefully selected seasonable flowers for the wedding arrangements.

Examples of seasonable in a Sentence

formal It is important to plant crops at a seasonable time to ensure a successful harvest.

informal We should plan our beach trip for a seasonable weekend when the weather is nice.

slang Let's wait for a seasonable sale before buying new clothes.

figurative His seasonable advice helped me navigate through a difficult situation.

Grammatical Forms of seasonable

• past tense: seasoned
• plural: seasonables
• comparative: more seasonable
• superlative: most seasonable
• present tense: season
• future tense: will season
• perfect tense: have seasoned
• continuous tense: is seasoning
• singular: seasonable
• positive degree: seasonable
• infinitive: to season
• gerund: seasoning
• participle: seasoning

Origin and Evolution of seasonable

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'seasonable' originated from the Latin word 'sationabilis', which means timely or suitable.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'seasonable' has retained its original meaning of being timely or suitable, but its usage has expanded to include being appropriate for a particular season or time of year.