Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

high-summer

noun

/haɪ ˈsʌmər/

Definition

The period of summer when temperatures reach their peak and the days are longest.

Examples

Many families enjoy vacations during high-summer, when the weather is warm and inviting.
Farmers harvest many crops in high-summer due to the long sunny days.

Meaning

High-summer refers to the time in the summer season characterized by the highest temperatures and the fullest emergence of summer foliage and flowers.