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summertime
[suhm-er-tahym]
noun
the summer season.
summertime
/ ˈʌəˌٲɪ /
noun
the period or season of summer
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One of the best-known songs of George Gershwin; it comes from the opera Porgy and Bess and begins, “Summertime, and the living is easy….”
Word History and Origins
Origin of summertime1
Example Sentences
"The sewage was overflowing and flowing directly into the river, and going into the children's playground. It stank in summertime," she said.
One of my favorite spring/summertime pastimes is visiting the local farmers' market for meal inspiration.
Some credit for its audience expansion between the first and second seasons is due to scheduling; its inaugural contest took place in the summertime.
I ate it voraciously and have since fantasized over how I might replicate it at home, especially during the summertime — but I've yet to come close.
You’ll typically have better luck negotiating in the winter, which tends to be the rental market's slower months, compared to the summertime.
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