noons (Meaning)

noons

12 o'clock at midday, midday, the highest point, midnight, the middle of the day

No weak antonyms found.

The scorching noons of the Sahara Desert forced travelers to seek shelter during the hottest hours.
As the noons approached, the sidewalks shimmered under the relentless heat.
The school children eagerly anticipated the noons, when they could play outside in the shade.
The farmer toiled in his fields throughout the noons, his sweat dripping profusely.
The artist preferred to paint during the noons, when the light was soft and golden.
The thief planned his heist for the noons, when the streets were deserted.
The beach was relatively empty during the noons, as people sought respite from the sun.
The hikers reached the summit just before noons, affording them a panoramic view.
The noons were a time for rest and relaxation, as the world slowed down its pace.
As the noons wore on, the air grew heavy and oppressive, a precursor to the approaching storm.

12 o'clock at midday, midday, the highest point, midnight, the middle of the day

culminations, peaks, zeniths, tops, heights, pinnacles, apices, flowers, high-water marks, glories

abysses, foot,bottoms, feet, minima,bases, nadirs, rock bottoms, minimums,

The scorching noons of the Sahara Desert forced travelers to seek shelter during the hottest hours.

As the noons approached, the sidewalks shimmered under the relentless heat.

The school children eagerly anticipated the noons, when they could play outside in the shade.

The farmer toiled in his fields throughout the noons, his sweat dripping profusely.