midwinter Synonyms
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midwinter Meaning
Wordnet
midwinter (n)
the middle of winter
Webster
midwinter (n.)
The middle of winter.
midwinter Sentence Examples
- The midwinter sun cast long, eerie shadows upon the deserted streets.
- In the depths of midwinter, the cold seemed to seep into every crevice of the house.
- The festival of Yule was celebrated at midwinter to honor the returning light.
- The harsh midwinter storms battered the coastline relentlessly.
- The wolves howled mournfully under the full moon on midwinter nights.
- The midwinter solstice marked the longest night of the year.
- The snow-covered fields glistened like diamonds under the weak midwinter sunlight.
- The midwinter sun was a welcome sight after months of darkness.
- The bitter cold of midwinter tested the limits of human endurance.
- The hearth fire crackled and roared, providing warmth and comfort in the midst of the midwinter chill.
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the middle of winterThe middle of winter.
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The midwinter sun cast long, eerie shadows upon the deserted streets.
In the depths of midwinter, the cold seemed to seep into every crevice of the house.
The festival of Yule was celebrated at midwinter to honor the returning light.
The harsh midwinter storms battered the coastline relentlessly.
