clime
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of clime
First recorded in 1535–45; from Latin clīma; climate
Example Sentences
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There is snow in parts of Australia, but since the country is in the southern hemisphere, the winters there are short and they come during what is summer in the northern climes.
From Los Angeles Times
From its display case in the museum’s “Stories from Mesoamerica” hall, the iridescent plumage shimmers like a rainbow encased in glass, a tropical interloper to these northern climes.
From Los Angeles Times
Some are flying home, some are exploring Australia, others are venturing to different climes in search of a break.
From BBC
The sunny climes of City's Florida base appeared to refresh and rejuvenate a side that was so disappointing this season - but on Monday night their Club World Cup hopes fell apart.
From BBC
Even some people I spoke to who have been caught up in extreme situations on holiday aren't deterred from seeking out sunnier climes during the summer.
From BBC
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