Pronunciation

/ˈsiːzn/

Definitions

Noun

1. Season: A period of time characterized by distinct weather conditions and typically associated with a particular activity or event. For example: “Spring is the season when flowers bloom.”
2. Seasons of the year: The four divisions of the year based on climate (e.g., winter, summer, autumn, and spring).
3. Sports season: A set period during which a sport is played competitively, such as football season or baseball season.
4. Game or show season: The period when a specific game or television show is regularly aired.

Verb

• To experience a season: “We’re looking forward to enjoying the summer season.”
• To go through the different seasons: “The trees change colors as we go through the seasonal cycle.”

Phrases

• “Winter season” or “Summer season”
• “Changing seasons”
• “Enjoying the season’s festivities”
• “Preparing for the rainy season”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I love the crisp fall season when the leaves turn gold.”
• Verb: “After a long summer, it’s time to prepare for the new season.”
• Seasonal: “The restaurant only serves seasonal dishes during harvest season.”

Synonyms

• Time of year
• Period
• Era
• Cycle
• Interval
• Duration

Antonyms

• Off-season
• Out of season
• Unseasonable

Related Words

• Winter
• Summer
• Autumn
• Spring
• Growing season
• Holiday season
• Foliage season