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period
time, phase
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time
period, phase
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harden
continue, acclimatize
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temper
mature, mitigate
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spice
flavour, taste
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term
period, time
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flavor
taste
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time of year
period
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mature
state, acclimatize
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flavour
taste, action
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habituate
activity, acclimatize
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accustom
activity, acclimatize
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spell
period, time period
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age
mature, state
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ripen
mature, state
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acclimatize
mature, continue
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mellow
mature, state
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salt
taste, action
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inure
acclimatize, make experienced
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toughen
continue, make experienced
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acclimate
continue
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leaven
flavour, enliven
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interval
length, time of year governed by annual equinoxes
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enliven
flavour, flavor food
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condition
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pepper
cooking, flavor food
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anneal
make experienced
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prepare
make experienced
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qualify
mitigate
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mollify
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steel
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school
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pep up
flavour
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stretch
time
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while
time of year governed by annual equinoxes
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span
time
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lace
flavour, flavor food
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train
make experienced
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duration
length, time period
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date
phase, time
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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:1.3 / 3 votes
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season
Sequence and succession apply to events viewed as following one another; time and duration denote something conceived of as enduring while events take place and acts are done. According to the necessary conditions of human thought, events are contained in time as objects are in space, time existing before the event, measuring it as it passes, and still existing when the event is past. Duration and succession are more general words than time; we can speak of infinite or eternal duration or succession, but time is commonly contrasted with eternity. Time is measured or measurable duration.
Synonyms:
age, date, duration, eon, epoch, era, period, sequence, succession, term, time, while
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:5.0 / 3 votes
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season
Synonyms:
period, time, conjuncture, while, occasion, opportunity, suitableness, timelinessAntonyms:
untimeliness, unsuitableness, contretemps, unseasonableness
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seasonnoun
a period of the year marked by special events or activities in some field
«he celebrated his 10th season with the ballet company»; «she always looked forward to the avocado season»
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time of year -
season, time of yearnoun
one of the natural periods into which the year is divided by the equinoxes and solstices or atmospheric conditions
«the regular sequence of the seasons»
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season, time of year -
seasonverb
a recurrent time marked by major holidays
«it was the Christmas season»
Synonyms:
time of year -
season, flavor, flavourverb
lend flavor to
«Season the chicken breast after roasting it»
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flavour, harden, flavor, mollify, season, temper -
season, hardenverb
make fit
«This trip will season even the hardiest traveller»
Synonyms:
temper, season, mollify, flavour, harden, flavor, inure, indurate -
temper, season, mollifyverb
make more temperate, acceptable, or suitable by adding something else; moderate
«she tempered her criticism»
Synonyms:
conciliate, gentle, chasten, flavour, placate, temper, moderate, gruntle, flavor, mollify, harden, appease, pacify, assuage, lenify, normalize, anneal, season
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- Cooking
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seasonnoun
Synonyms:
period of the year -
seasonnoun
Synonyms:
time, conjuncture, interval, spell, term, space of time -
seasonverb
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habituate, accustom, inure, harden, form, train, fit by habit -
seasonverb
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mature, prepare -
seasonverb
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make palatable, give relish to, give zest to -
seasonverb
Synonyms:
moderate, temper, qualify -
seasonverb
Synonyms:
be seasoned, become seasoned
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seasonverb
Synonyms:
habituate, inure, harden, accustom, acclimatize, acclimate, dry, mature, flavor, spice
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Heisman Trophy:
Guys, let me tell you this, our flag is very special, and black lives matter, but what we should do is go to Washington after the season and protest there instead. We have young men and women fighting for the flag. And we have to respect the White House.
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Tim Albrecht:
This will serve as sort of the unofficial kickoff to the Iowa caucus season for 2016, it’s a great first look at how potential candidates stack up against each other.
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Onyango Okoth:
There is a lot of rainfall during the rainy season but all the water goes to waste, in two to three weeks after the rains, the place is dry and people will be crying for water.
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Lala Kent:
He came in for a Christmas dinner and sent his assistant up to me and asked me if he could get my manager’s contact info because he wanted me in a film, and so then Them Lala started that whole process, I booked the film, and then Them Lala just had this instant connection. It was my first season of [‘ Vanderpump Rules’ ]. I think only like, three episodes had aired of Season 4.
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Luis Rojas:
Stroman’s been outstanding this season. He’s kept us in a lot of games. His record doesn’t show how well he’s pitched. He gave us the eight innings. We needed it. We’re glad he gave that breather to the bullpen.
Translations for SEASON
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- موسم, فَصْل, مَوْسِم, الموسمArabic
- mövsümAzerbaijani
- миҙгелBashkir
- пара годаBelarusian
- сезонBulgarian
- ঋতুBengali
- koulz-amzer, temzañ, sasuniñBreton
- amanir, estació, condimentarCatalan, Valencian
- staghjoneCorsican
- kâ-isiwêpahkiCree
- roční období, období, sezóna, okořenitCzech
- tymorWelsh
- årstid, sæsonDanish
- würzen, Staffel, trocknen, altern, Jahreszeit, austrocknen, Saison, anpassen, abhärtenGerman
- εποχή, σεζόν, κύκλοςGreek
- sezono, spicigiEsperanto
- estación, temporada, acostumbrar, aliñar, aclimatar, condimentar, madurar, habituar, adobar, período, época, sazonarSpanish
- aastaaegEstonian
- urtaroBasque
- موسم, فصل, آوامPersian
- sesonki, kausi, vuodenaika, maustaa, höystääFinnish
- tíð, árstíð, árgangurFaroese
- épicer, assaisonner, temps, saisonFrench
- jiertiidWestern Frisian
- séasúr, leasaighIrish
- aimsir, ràithScottish Gaelic
- estaciónGalician
- עונה, תיבלHebrew
- मौसमHindi
- sezonHaitian Creole
- évszak, évadHungarian
- եղանակArmenian
- station del annoInterlingua
- musim tayang, musimIndonesian
- sezonoIdo
- þáttaröð, árstíð, vertíðIcelandic
- acclimatare, condire, stagionare, insaporire, addestrare, allenare, stagioneItalian
- עונהHebrew
- 季節, 熟れる, 味付け, シーズンJapanese
- წელიწადის დროებიGeorgian
- жыл мезгілдеріKazakh
- រដូវKhmer
- 계절Korean
- werzKurdish
- tempusLatin
- JoreszäitLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ລະດູLao
- metas, sezonas, metų laikas, skaninti, gardintiLithuanian
- gadalaiks, sezonaLatvian
- ഋതുMalayalam
- ऋतूMarathi
- musimMalay
- ऋतुNepali
- seizoen, jaargetijde, rijpen, rijp worden, kruidenDutch
- krydre, smaksette, løpetid, årstid, sesong, modnesNorwegian
- nináháhááhNavajo, Navaho
- sasonOccitan
- ଋତୁOriya
- przyprawiać, pora roku, przyprawić, sezonPolish
- موسمPashto, Pushto
- condimentar, sazão, temperar, estação, temporadaPortuguese
- mit’aQuechua
- staschung, stagiunRomansh
- anotimp, sezon, condimentaRomanian
- специя, сезон, приправа, время годаRussian
- godišnje doba, doba, доба, сезона, годишње доба, sezonaSerbo-Croatian
- ročné obdobie, obdobie, sériaSlovak
- letni čas, sezonaSlovene
- mwaka yepaNyikaShona
- afarta xilliSomali
- usumSundanese
- säsong, årstid, kryddaSwedish
- msimuSwahili
- பருவ காலம்Tamil
- రుతువుTelugu
- ฤดูThai
- pasylTurkmen
- pana-panahonTagalog
- mevsim, sezonTurkish
- пора року, СезонUkrainian
- رت, موسم, فصلUrdu
- mùaVietnamese
- säsunVolapük
- såjhonWalloon
- צײַט פון יאָר, צוריכטןYiddish
- 季節Chinese
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Определения слова season
- время года; сезон.
- en (помета.)
- время года; сезон.
Синонимы к слову season
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- flavor
- period
- spell
- spice
- term
- time
- time of year
Похожие слова на season
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- season
- season’s
- seasonable
- seasonal
- seasonally
- seasoned
- seasoning
- seasoning’s
- seasonings
- seasons
Фразеологизмы для слова season
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- off season
- season’s greetings
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- fall
- period
- summer
- time
- winter
- autumn
- division
- interval
- juncture
- occasion
- opportunity
- spell
- spring
- term
- while
- color
- enliven
- lace
- leaven
- pep
- pepper
- salt
- spice
- qualify
- acclimate
- accustom
- anneal
- discipline
- fit
- habituate
- harden
- inure
- mature
- school
- steel
- temper
- toughen
- train
- climatize
Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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How to use season in a sentence
Had they capped even one of those seasons with a title, they would have stood as the most consistently successful team of the 2010s, and the upcoming 60-game slate might have meant little more than an opportunity to burnish established bona fides.
THE DODGERS’ LEGACY MAY DEPEND ON THIS SHORT SEASONROBERT O’CONNELLJULY 13, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO SEASON
- acclimatize
- accommodate
- acculture
- accustom
- climatize
- conform
- get used to
- habituate
- harden
- season
- toughen
- acclimate
- indurate
- inure
- season
- toughen
- acclimatize
- acculturate
- acquaint
- adapt
- familiarize
- habituate
- season
- acclimatizes
- acculturates
- acquaints
- adapts
- familiarizes
- habituates
- seasons
- brush with liquid
- drip
- grease
- lard
- season
- battering
- beating
- berating
- blistering
- clobbering
- clubbing
- drubbing
- lambasting
- lashing
- mauling
- pelting
- reviling
- scolding
- trouncing
- walloping
- whipping
- whomping
Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
What is another word for season?
1125 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ sˈiːzən], [ sˈiːzən], [ s_ˈiː_z_ə_n]
Related words: spring, summer, fall, winter, season phrases, season quotes, season definitions, season words, season greetings
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adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- state.
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n.
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•
- dark,
- dramatic,
- go up,
- method acting,
- in,
- rep,
- opposite,
- on,
- acting.
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•
- bonsai,
- stretch,
- drill,
- cross-pollinate,
- compost,
- feed,
- bed out,
- cross-fertilize,
- aerate,
- deadhead.
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- courier,
- attraction,
- heat,
- heritage center,
- gondolier,
- beauty spot,
- rut,
- guidebook,
- high season,
- guide,
- ecotourism,
- agritourism.
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•
- bag,
- big game,
- capture,
- bite,
- angling,
- cast,
- blood sports,
- bait.
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•
- bank holiday,
- Canada Day,
- ANZAC Day,
- holiday,
- Columbus Day,
- Australia Day,
- the Fourth of July,
- festival,
- arbor day,
- independence day.
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•
- breed,
- breeder,
- breeding,
- fertile,
- breeding ground,
- fecund,
- courtship,
- couple,
- asexual reproduction.
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•
- autumnal,
- daylight-saving time,
- equinox,
- the midnight sun,
- midsummer,
- British Summer Time,
- midwinter,
- midsummer day,
- autumn.
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•
- beat,
- carve,
- butchery,
- bone,
- blanch,
- butter,
- chill,
- blend,
- bake,
- butcher.
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•
- countdown,
- day,
- delay,
- distance,
- block,
- chapter.
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- card,
- close season,
- crown,
- clash,
- challenge,
- cup,
- the Commonwealth Games,
- championship,
- bye,
- contest.
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•
- dovetail,
- knotty,
- mortice,
- sand.
• duration (noun)
- course,
- span,
- interim,
- epoch,
- cycle,
- measure,
- spell,
- date,
- age,
- era.
• flavour (noun)
- flavour.
• harvest (noun)
- harvest times,
- in-take,
- pro-duces,
- harvest-times,
- garnerings,
- in takes,
- harvesttimes,
- Re-turn,
- re-aping,
- in take,
- in-gathering,
- in-takes,
- re percussion,
- in gathering,
- re turn,
- re-turns,
- re-percussions,
- out-puts,
- out puts,
- re percussions,
- yieldings,
- fruitages,
- re turns,
- in gatherings,
- storings,
- ingatherings,
- pro duce,
- out-put,
- by product,
- harvesttime,
- reapings,
- in-gatherings,
- pro duces,
- re aping,
- out put,
- re-percussion.
• interval (noun)
- interregna,
- de-lays,
- inter lude,
- inter-ludes,
- inter ludes,
- pausations,
- de lays,
- de-lay,
- de lay,
- inter-lude,
- inter missions.
• length (noun)
- extensivenesses,
- lastingnesses,
- lengthinesses,
- tallnesses,
- longnesses,
- spaciousnesses,
- ranginesses,
- protractednesses,
- linearities.
• life (noun)
- pilgrimage,
- history.
• mollify (noun)
- mollify.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- tint,
- tallness,
- Extensiveness,
- occasions,
- month,
- fruitage,
- longitudes,
- aeons,
- hour,
- run,
- harvest,
- timeout,
- taste,
- lastingness,
- longitude,
- cooking,
- time out,
- interregnum,
- ranginess,
- elongation,
- time,
- terms,
- years,
- period,
- time period,
- protractedness,
- interval,
- byproduct,
- harvest-time,
- event,
- longness,
- aeon,
- spaciousness,
- life,
- Chronologies,
- week,
- harvest time,
- fruition,
- semester,
- Interregnums,
- chronology,
- pausation,
- many a moon,
- period of time,
- ingathering,
- mileage,
- length,
- playtime,
- hours,
- lengthiness,
- year,
- linearity,
- weeks,
- months,
- duration,
- phase,
- croppings.
• period (noun)
- certain months of the year,
- a while.
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v.
• acclimate (verb)
- climatizes,
- acculturing,
- Climatizing,
- accultured,
- accultures.
• acclimatize, prepare (verb)
- discipline,
- temper,
- school,
- harden,
- fit,
- steel,
- train,
- habituate,
- anneal,
- qualify.
• age (verb)
- develop,
- endure,
- last,
- grow old,
- decline,
- deteriorate.
• baste (verb)
- brushed with liquid,
- brushes with liquid,
- brushing with liquid.
• change (verb)
- season.
• familiarize (verb)
- gat with it,
- gets lay land,
- break ice,
- get know,
- putting to,
- gotten lay of land,
- making conversant,
- brought into use,
- brought in to use,
- gat lay of land,
- come know,
- gat know,
- gets lay of land,
- makes used to,
- became adept in,
- coming know,
- letting down hair,
- letted down hair,
- making used to,
- gains friendship,
- in-forming,
- comes know,
- co ached,
- gat lowdown on,
- comes to know,
- gotten lay land,
- bringing into use,
- gotten with it,
- letting next to,
- gets with it,
- makes conversant,
- lets down hair,
- get lay land,
- lets next to,
- gets to know,
- gotten know,
- brings into use,
- becoming aware of,
- getting know,
- getting lowdown on,
- in forming,
- came know,
- coming to know,
- brings in to use,
- letted know,
- gat lay land,
- got know,
- in forms,
- getting lay land,
- gat to know,
- gotten to know,
- getting to know,
- letting know,
- gotten lowdown on,
- bringing in to use,
- co-ached,
- bring in to use,
- letted next to,
- in-forms,
- made used to,
- co-aching,
- got with it,
- getting lay of land,
- lets know,
- gets know,
- got lay land,
- gaining friendship,
- putting on to,
- puts to,
- gets lowdown on,
- gained friendship,
- becomes adept in,
- got lowdown on,
- getting with it,
- got lay of land,
- puts on to,
- co aching,
- becoming adept in,
- in form,
- made conversant.
• flavor (verb)
- in fusing,
- in fuses,
- adding zip,
- adding zing,
- in fused,
- in-fuse,
- hotting up,
- in fuse,
- hots up,
- in-fused,
- hotted it up,
- hotting it up,
- in-fuses,
- in-fusing,
- adds zip,
- hots it up,
- adds zing.
• flavor food (verb)
- lace,
- leaven,
- pep,
- spice,
- color,
- enliven.
• habituate (verb)
- taking to,
- de voting,
- de-vote,
- takes to,
- de-voted,
- took to,
- de voted,
- de votes,
- de vote,
- de-voting,
- de-votes.
• harden (verb)
- callusses,
- de-adens,
- co-arsen,
- case harden,
- rendering insensitive,
- case-hardens,
- case hardened,
- de aden,
- casehardens,
- de adens,
- renders insensitive,
- made callous,
- co arsen,
- rendered insensitive,
- makes callous,
- making callous,
- de-aden,
- case hardening,
- case hardens.
• indurate (verb)
- calcifies,
- densified,
- densifies,
- densifying,
- Vitrifying,
- vitrifies.
• inure (verb)
- makes ready.
• keep (verb)
- de posits,
- re serving,
- re-tain,
- de tains,
- re-serve,
- with holds,
- trades in,
- de-posited,
- with-held,
- with held,
- de-tains,
- re-tains,
- de-posits,
- de posited,
- re tains,
- dealt in,
- de-tain,
- re-serving,
- re-serves,
- with-hold,
- de-positing,
- re serve,
- re tain,
- with hold,
- trading in,
- re-served,
- de tain,
- with holding,
- re served,
- de positing,
- traded in,
- de posit,
- with-holds,
- de-posit.
• mature (verb)
- come age,
- reaches adulthood,
- becomes wise,
- reached adulthood,
- comes of age,
- shoots up,
- attained majority,
- reached majority,
- grows up,
- attains majority,
- came age,
- comes age,
- became experienced,
- reaching adulthood,
- becoming experienced,
- attaining majority,
- reaches majority,
- became wise,
- reaching majority,
- becomes experienced,
- came of age,
- becoming wise.
• mellow (verb)
- mildened,
- mildening,
- mildens.
• preserve (verb)
- pro-cessing,
- pre served,
- de-fends,
- pro cessed,
- de fended,
- up held,
- up hold,
- de fend,
- de fending,
- pre serving,
- pro-cessed,
- pro-cess,
- pre-serve,
- up holding,
- up-hold,
- up holds,
- pre-served,
- pro cessing,
- de-fend,
- de fends,
- pro-cesses,
- up-holding,
- de-fended,
- pre-serves,
- pro cess,
- up-holds,
- up-held,
- pre serve,
- pre-serving,
- pre serves,
- de-fending.
• toughen (verb)
- made difficult,
- makes difficult,
- making difficult.
• train (verb)
- dried run,
- got in shape,
- whipt in to shape,
- grew strong,
- up dates,
- whipped in to shape,
- got workout,
- gotten shape,
- got shape,
- showed ropes,
- up-date,
- gotten workout,
- whipping into shape,
- gets a workout,
- drum in to,
- shows ropes,
- re hearses,
- up date,
- gat shape,
- dries run,
- growing strong,
- gotten a workout,
- get workout,
- re-hearses,
- whipped into shape,
- gotten in shape,
- whips in to shape,
- get shape,
- up-dates,
- gat workout,
- gat a workout,
- wising up,
- showing the ropes,
- up dating,
- gets shape,
- showing ropes,
- getting a workout,
- shows the ropes,
- gat in shape,
- showed the ropes,
- grows strong,
- got a workout,
- getting workout,
- whipping in to shape,
- gets in shape,
- getting in shape,
- wises up,
- gets workout,
- getting shape,
- re-hearse,
- up dated,
- drying run,
- show ropes,
- whip in to shape,
- whips into shape,
- whipt into shape.
• weather (verb)
- over come,
- bears up against,
- beared brunt of,
- sur-mounted,
- sticked it out,
- bears the brunt of,
- rose above,
- stuck it out,
- bears brunt of,
- rises above,
- ex-posed,
- makes it,
- sticks it out,
- making it,
- with stood,
- with stands,
- over comes,
- gotten through,
- gat through,
- bare up against,
- gets through,
- bore brunt of,
- bearing brunt of,
- over coming,
- beared the brunt of,
- beared against,
- sur-mount,
- bear brunt of,
- bare the brunt of,
- rid out,
- beared up against,
- ex pose,
- rides out,
- sur-mounts,
- with-stand,
- over-coming,
- rode out,
- becomes toughened,
- became toughened,
- sur mounted,
- grows hardened,
- with standing,
- bare brunt of,
- ex-posing,
- sur mount,
- bearing the brunt of,
- ex-pose,
- growing hardened,
- sur mounts,
- bore against,
- bears against,
- with-standing,
- grew hardened,
- sur mounting,
- over-comes,
- sur-mounting,
- getting through,
- riding out,
- bore the brunt of,
- with stand,
- bearing against,
- bore up against,
- sticking it out,
- bearing up against,
- becoming toughened,
- ex posed,
- bare against,
- with-stands,
- pulled through.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- estrus,
- joinery,
- mortise,
- tongue and groove,
- sawdust,
- Caseharden,
- whittle,
- tenon,
- carpentry.
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•
- stripped,
- term,
- unvarnished,
- woodcraft,
- acclimatize,
- spring.
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•
- acclimate,
- occasion,
- salt,
- woodwork.
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•
- wood.
-
•
- wax,
- stain.
• acclimate
- Climatized,
- Climatize,
- acculture.
• acquaint
- familiarize with.
• endure
- weather.
• flavor
- pepper,
- hot it up,
- gingering,
- Spiced,
- Peppered,
- infuse,
- hotted up,
- salting,
- gingered,
- Peppering,
- peppers,
- hot up,
- leavening,
- salted,
- Spicing.
• habituate
- disciplined,
- take to,
- Disciplining.
• harden
- coarsened,
- roughens,
- case-harden,
- case-hardening,
- Casehardened,
- roughened,
- callousing,
- dulls,
- indurate,
- coarsens,
- callouses,
- render insensitive,
- callus,
- case-hardened,
- roughen,
- Casehardening,
- coarsen,
- coarsening,
- callused,
- embitter,
- calluses,
- Roughening,
- calloused,
- make callous,
- Dulling,
- callusing.
• indurate
- fossilize,
- calcify,
- firmed,
- Caked,
- Calcifying,
- Starching,
- vitrified,
- Fossilizing,
- fossilizes,
- Calcified,
- concretes,
- curdling,
- Concreting,
- Starched,
- curdled,
- firming,
- densify,
- Caking,
- fossilized,
- vitrify,
- Concreted.
• inure
- make ready,
- made ready,
- making ready.
• Other relevant words:
- mellow,
- got to know,
- whip into shape,
- trade in,
- make used to,
- keep,
- marinade,
- settled down,
- get through,
- deal in,
- tipped off,
- dealing in,
- ripe,
- Popularized,
- fruited,
- care for,
- rise above,
- grow hardened,
- reach adulthood,
- let know,
- bring into use,
- stick it out,
- ride out,
- get lowdown on,
- baste,
- shot up,
- grow strong,
- marinate,
- cares for,
- brining,
- got through,
- brush with liquid,
- settling down,
- settles down,
- reach majority,
- rising above,
- ripen,
- shoot up,
- Larding,
- brined,
- fruiting,
- Familiarize,
- become aware of,
- Larded,
- warm up,
- preserve,
- get to know,
- coming age,
- become adept in,
- make conversant,
- become toughened,
- settle down,
- flowered,
- make difficult,
- get with it,
- put on to,
- let next to,
- coming of age,
- riped,
- marinaded,
- attain majority,
- come of age,
- tipping off,
- get lay of land,
- become experienced,
- warmed up,
- deals in,
- shooting up,
- Familiarized,
- become wise,
- marinades,
- come to know,
- gain friendship,
- tip off,
- bear the brunt of,
- tips off,
- get in shape,
- becomes aware of,
- marinading,
- toughen,
- warms up,
- maturate,
- Milden,
- get a workout,
- grow up,
- became aware of,
- cared for,
- wise up,
- mature,
- bear up against,
- put to,
- growing up,
- inure,
- show the ropes,
- grew up,
- riping,
- Wonting,
- came to know,
- accustom,
- RIPES,
- wonts,
- flavor,
- let down hair,
- made it,
- bear against,
- make it.
• preserve
- Bottling,
- mothballed,
- mothballs,
- mothballing,
- mothball,
- Bottled.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- confirm,
- psychological moment,
- adulterate,
- division,
- attune,
- point,
- improve,
- cultivate,
- acquaint,
- bottle,
- bring to maturity,
- customary,
- ceaselessly,
- equip,
- development stage,
- acclimatise,
- beautify,
- auspicious,
- mark,
- imbrue,
- interlard,
- evolve,
- pep up,
- dehydrate,
- placate,
- time of year,
- sauce,
- brush up,
- round,
- pack,
- instil,
- ever,
- evaporate,
- usually,
- shift,
- embalm,
- attemper,
- adapt,
- seasoned,
- refine,
- rig,
- elegant,
- current,
- verse,
- accommodate,
- respectable,
- chasten,
- accustomed,
- customarily,
- peculiarity,
- breathe,
- excellent,
- permeate,
- mummify,
- radiate,
- keynote,
- flavored,
- deep-freeze,
- regulate by,
- exceptional,
- turn,
- always,
- furbish up,
- smoke,
- fettle,
- tin,
- habitually,
- seasonal,
- medicate,
- o’clock,
- sometimes,
- fateful moment,
- get well,
- During,
- domesticate,
- reach voting age,
- honest,
- housebreak,
- nature,
- exalted,
- minute,
- restrict,
- dye,
- moment,
- space,
- mold,
- brine,
- flower,
- opening,
- sterilize,
- repeatedly,
- edible,
- freeze-dry,
- infect,
- often,
- quick-freeze,
- ready,
- kipper,
- appease,
- while,
- box in,
- saturate,
- seasonable,
- watch,
- educate,
- impregnate,
- accouter,
- fit out,
- eon,
- space-time,
- orient,
- be suitable,
- narrow,
- prepare,
- ingrain,
- marking,
- get better,
- refurbish,
- put in harness,
- moment of truth,
- pot,
- garnish,
- embellish,
- mitigate,
- tincture,
- jerk,
- irradiate,
- pregnant moment,
- periodicity,
- normally,
- juncture,
- arm,
- modulate,
- sophisticate,
- kairos,
- reputable,
- circumscribe,
- fix,
- superior,
- commonly,
- abate,
- available,
- Betrim,
- fume,
- perpetually,
- prime,
- amalgamate,
- diminish,
- estimable,
- instill,
- favorable,
- Drie,
- wont,
- tame,
- odour,
- perfect,
- odor,
- piquancy,
- pasteurize,
- aid,
- blast-freeze,
- store,
- smoke-cure,
- brew,
- orientate,
- hatch,
- stage,
- regulate,
- dress up,
- frequently,
- succession,
- quirk,
- put in gear,
- classy,
- condition,
- compound,
- summer,
- instant,
- stuff,
- fashionable,
- broadly,
- modify,
- snap,
- add condiments to,
- refrigerate,
- anhydrate,
- sprinkle,
- barbecue,
- elaborate,
- relish,
- good,
- property,
- honorable,
- lenify,
- spice up,
- opportune,
- set,
- palate,
- constantly,
- winter,
- sweeten,
- reach twenty-one,
- fledge,
- furnish,
- domesticize,
- sapidity,
- sharpen,
- polish,
- pickle,
- fortify,
- opportunity,
- generally,
- husband,
- decoct,
- hedge,
- continuously,
- pacify,
- desiccate,
- particularity,
- bloom,
- when,
- vamp up,
- redolence,
- transfuse,
- ordinarily,
- practise,
- Infumate,
- chance,
- cure,
- besprinkle,
- continually,
- Kyanize,
- corn,
- moderate,
- dry,
- advent,
- tour,
- exquisite,
- man,
- tinge,
- PEAK PERIOD,
- regularly,
- limit,
- dress,
- imbue,
- assuage,
- incessantly,
- cook,
- screw up,
- fall,
- palliate,
- decent,
- Toga Virilis,
- whole time,
- quality,
- freeze,
- soothe,
- endlessly,
- intermittent,
- heal up,
- annual period,
- penetrate,
- fit up,
- periodic,
- gentle,
- break,
- adjust to,
- finish,
- lineaments,
- steep,
- adjust,
- concentrate,
- nurture,
- array,
- dredge,
- lyophilize,
- alter,
- infiltrate,
- naturalize,
- experience,
- grow,
- Sapor,
- climate,
- stint,
- establish,
- alloy,
- mannerism,
- can,
- dried,
- cross,
- suffuse,
- steadily,
- time lag,
- add spice,
- dash,
- residence time,
- seasoning,
- adult,
- dot,
- reach manhood,
- uniformly,
- reduce,
- popular,
- smelt,
- flood,
- savor,
- pervade,
- restrain.
How to use «Season» in context?
The seasons are a time of change and renewal. They bring new growth, new energy and new possibilities. In nature, the change of seasons is marked by the migration of birds, the blooming of flowers and the return of grass to the earth. Just as importantly, it heralds the arrival of warm weather, lighter clothes and the opportunity to spend time outside.
In human terms, the change of seasons is a time of new beginnings. It signals the end of one year and the start of another.
Paraphrases for Season:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
saison.
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Noun, singular or mass
saison.
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Proper noun, singular
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
off-season, summer.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
ISS.
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Noun, singular or mass
campaign, era, fishery, game, league, rainy, time, Fisheries.
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Verb, past tense
Were.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
seasonal.
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Noun, singular or mass
championship, harvest, monsoon, tournament, winter, seasonality.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Season:
- schumann, sicken, saman, sane, siam, susquehanna, semi, shogun, sienna, some, simenon, six-gun, sesame, simoon, shaken, simeon, sigyn, skein, squama, swoon, shoshoni, sage hen, senna, snowy, shmo, socinian, session, summon, swim, sow in, shahn, sign, seminoma, sea mew, scission, seam, shame, scammony, sagina, shannon, shawnee, sawm, Shah Jahan, snow, squaw man, sheeny, sunni, sone, simoom, scheme, shawny, succussion, samoan, semen, sn, swain, sesamum, skin, suck in, saxony, simian, shawn, sea onion, segno, scan, Shema, sonny, sikhism, sezession, scam, soma, saxon, soon, shim, sheen, skinny, smew, saginaw, SAAME, shin, shoshone, schema, sian, saone, son, syzygium, sawan, sashimi, shinny, sign on, shimmy, sam, sexism, succession, scion, shina, shoshonian, schwann, swine, Susiana, Sison Amomum, Swagman, someway, Sana’a, sajama, sen, sciaena, sigma, shawm, sikkim, scone, sumo, sewn, synonymy, sm, shanny, simon, sinewy, sium, seize on, szechwan, sene, sinew, seamy, susian, Sq In, soignee, shaman, Shiism, simony, snowman, sisham, sami, same, siouan, Sunna, sechuana, szechuan, swami, secession, Shona, shiny, showman, sign away, seine, seyhan, saigon, samia, shammy, sequin, suomi, somme, synonym, sion, seem, sin, shan, sea anemone, seaman, sinai, skim, shoeshine, syconium, Sunnah, Shinney, sauna, sichuan, sixsome, sum, soigne, sign in, sanaa, sana, someone, sachem, SAAMI, suasion, shoshonean, shem, siwan, sham, schmo, Susanna, swan, siskin, somehow, shine, seism, sima, soman, sunny, shaggymane, sine, samoa, sun, shoo-in, sown, schizogony, som, scene, sison, scum, sachsen, scummy, schism, shun.
Hyponym for Season:
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n.
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time
period of time, time period, period.
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time
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v.
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change
toughen.
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change
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Nearby words
- seaside goldenrod
- Seaside Mahoe
- seaside scrub oak
- seasides
- seasnail
- Season
- ‘s Gravenhage
- (somewhere) in the middle
- S
- s & l
- s & ls
Resources
- SEASON synonyms at Thesaurus.com
- SEASON synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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