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season

[ˈsiːzn]

season Definition

  • 1a period of the year characterized by particular conditions of weather, temperature, etc.
  • 2each of the four divisions of the year (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) marked by particular weather patterns and daylight hours

Using season: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "season" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I love the fall season with its cool weather and colorful leaves.

  • Example

    The rainy season in this region lasts from June to September.

  • Example

    The holiday season is always busy with shopping and family gatherings.

  • Example

    The hunting season for deer starts in November.

season Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for season

Antonyms for season

Idioms Using season

  • available or suitable for consumption or use at a particular time of year

    Example

    The fruit is freshest when it's in season.

  • not available or suitable for consumption or use at a particular time of year

    Example

    The store doesn't carry swimwear out of season.

  • to have the flavor or qualities that are typical of a particular time of year

    Example

    The soup tasted of the season with its blend of autumn vegetables and spices.

Phrases with season

  • the time of year when a particular activity or place is most popular and busy

    Example

    The hotel rates are much higher during the high season.

  • the time of year when a particular activity or place is less popular and not very busy

    Example

    You can get good deals on travel during the low season.

  • off-season

    the time of year when a particular activity or place is not in full operation or not very busy

    Example

    The amusement park is closed during the off-season.

Origins of season

from Old French 'saison', from Latin 'satio', meaning 'sowing'

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Summary: season in Brief

The term 'season' [ˈsiːzn] refers to a period of the year marked by specific weather conditions and daylight hours. It encompasses the four divisions of the year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The phrase 'high season' denotes the busiest time of year, while 'off-season' refers to the least busy time. 'In season' means something is available or suitable for use at a particular time of year, while 'out of season' means the opposite.

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