Used with adjective complement

• remain: The weather outlook for the next week is remaining more seasonal with temperatures settling around 8/9 degrees with no frosts forecast.

• use: To designate years, some regions use seasonal, astronomical, or historical criteria, instead of the Western Gregorian calendar system.

Modifies a noun

• variation: Open all year, daily from 10 am, seasonal variations in closing times please call to confirm.

• fluctuation: For example in the rural areas the research team found marked seasonal fluctuations of income flows.

• rhinitis: Allergic rhinitis which occurs during a specific season is called " seasonal allergic rhinitis " .

• vegetable: Both main courses were accompanied by a side dish of seasonal vegetables.

• forecasting: Palmer and Anderson ( 1994 ) The prospects of seasonal forecasting: a review paper.

• forecast: There is great potential to use these seasonal forecasts to improve public health.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: The catering industry makes substantial use of contract labor, particularly where demand for labor is highly seasonal.

• largely: Sadly, the decline in freight traffic and the largely seasonal passenger traffic were insufficient to prevent closure early in 1962.

• often: Many towns offer hotel or bed & breakfast accommodation, although this is often seasonal.

• very: Of course we have a plan but the job is very seasonal and weather dependent.

• always: Nick's menu changes all the time but is always seasonal, local and of the highest quality.

• only: April 1st is said to be the only seasonal holiday observed on the hacker networks.

Preposition: in

• nature: Diets will thus become more closely attuned to local products and more seasonal in nature.

• area: The time of year is also an important consideration as malaria is seasonal in some areas.