The word year-round is typically used to describe something that occurs or is applicable throughout the entire year. Antonyms for year-round include seasonal, temporary, intermittent, or occasional. Seasonal refers to something that occurs only during a specific time of year, such as winter or summer. Temporary indicates something that is short-term or only exists for a limited period. Intermittent suggests something that occurs at irregular intervals, and occasional means something that happens infrequently or irregularly. While the term year-round conveys a sense of permanency and continuity, these antonyms convey the idea of transience, impermanence, and unpredictability.

What are the antonyms for Year-round?

• adj.

  • noun
  • seasonal
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