Januarily

English

Etymology

From January +‎ -ly.

Adverb

Januarily (comparative more Januarily, superlative most Januarily)

1. (rare) In a manner characteristic of the month of January.
   • 1916, The Boston Globe, "Women's Suits In Spring Checks" (January 16, 1916), p. 41:

     To wear now—in fact, some are trimmed Januarily with fur.

   • 1968 January, Gerald F. McClish, “The Story of Ona”, in MotorBoating, volume 121, number 1, page 96:

     It was Januarily bleak for the rest of Illinois when the truck arrived with our six tons of steel...

   • 2009, Sean Phelan, Staring at the Sea, page 27:

     Outside it was Philadelphia and Januarily snowing.