Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

dark-winter

Noun

/dɑrk ˈwɪntər/

Definition

The period of winter characterized by short days, long nights, and often gloomy weather conditions.

Examples

During the dark-winter months, many people struggle with seasonal affective disorder.
The dark-winter skies were filled with clouds, making it feel like it was always evening.
She loved the coziness of her home during dark-winter nights, with candles lit and blankets wrapped around her.

Meaning

A term describing the winter season when daylight is scarce, typically associated with colder temperatures and a lack of sunlight, leading to a somber atmosphere.