Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

cold-winter

noun
/koʊld ˈwɪntər/
Definition
The period of winter characterized by low temperatures and typically harsh weather conditions.
Examples
  • During a cold winter, many animals hibernate to conserve energy.
  • The cold winter nights were perfect for sipping hot cocoa by the fireplace.
  • In some regions, a cold winter can lead to school closures due to heavy snowfall.
Meaning
Cold winter refers to the winter season when temperatures are significantly lower than normal, often accompanied by snow, ice, and strong winds.
Synonyms
  • frigid winter
  • chilly season
  • wintry period