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winter

[win-ter] / ˈwɪn tər /
NOUN
cold season of the year
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STRONG


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The alternative was bills rocketing and the "potential for blackouts, tipping people in poverty into not being able to pay their bills, even dying, and a winter of discontent".

From BBC

Somewhere over the winter, as defeats piled up and Spurs tumbled down the standings, they had entered a catastrophic nosedive.

From The Wall Street Journal

He points to shorter winters, and the best powder now being found at a higher altitude.

From BBC

Spring-break travel is in full swing, and expectations of a winter storm hitting parts of the Midwest prompted Delta Air Lines to cancel some of its flights.

From The Wall Street Journal

"A warm winter with little snow and an exceptionally warm early summer, with June being almost 5C warmer than average," it added.

From BBC