unseasonability

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ seasonability.

Noun

unseasonability (countable and uncountable, plural unseasonabilities)

1. Untimeliness
   • 2005, Ruth Nevo, Comic Transformations in Shakespeare, page 72:

     Berowne nimbly picks up the cue and turns it to his own advantage with a pointed reference to the unseasonability of the King's desire to study.

   • 1991, H. K. Mishra, Famines and poverty in India, page 109:

     Failure, deficiency and unseasonability of rains led to failure of crops and shortage of food stock leading to rise in prices

Synonyms

• intempestivity; see also Thesaurus:untimeliness

Translations

property of taking place at an inappropriate time

• Finnish: sopimaton ajankohta