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wintery

American  
[win-tuh-ree, -tree] / ˈwɪn tə ri, -tri /

adjective

winterier, winteriest
  1. wintry.


Example Sentences

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You can feel it in the way Emily looks out her father’s window to the lake beyond, the wintery tableau both tranquil and poignant.

From Los Angeles Times

In the early hours an IT engineer raced into work through the dark, wintery streets of Redcar in north-east England.

From BBC

With so many people returning to the ruins of their homes - during cold, wet wintery weather - such shelters have been desperately needed.

From BBC

But not so much romantically; he wants to care for them and protect them in a wintery cabin like a father would.

From Los Angeles Times

He introduces her in a monochromatic, wintery palette.

From Los Angeles Times