The Opposite(Antonym) of “everbearing”
The antonyms of everbearing are seasonal and intermittent. The antonyms seasonal and intermittent convey a lack of continuity or regularity.
Explore all Antonyms of “everbearing”
Definitions and Examples of seasonal, intermittent
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Occurring or available only during a certain season or time of year.
Example
The restaurant's menu changes to include seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.
Example
The internet connection was intermittent, making it hard to work online.
Key Differences: seasonal vs intermittent
- 1Seasonal refers to something that occurs or is available only during a specific season or time of year.
- 2Intermittent refers to something that occurs at irregular intervals, not continuously or steadily.
Effective Usage of seasonal, intermittent
- 1Gardening: Use everbearing to describe plants that produce fruit or flowers continuously throughout the growing season.
- 2Weather: Use seasonal to describe weather patterns that change with the seasons.
- 3Technology: Use intermittent to describe issues with technology that occur at irregular intervals.
Remember this!
The antonyms of everbearing are seasonal and intermittent. Use everbearing to describe plants that produce fruit or flowers continuously throughout the growing season. Use seasonal to describe weather patterns that change with the seasons, and intermittent to describe issues with technology that occur at irregular intervals.
