adv

winters

WIHN-tuhz

adv

During the winter season, especially as a regular or repeated habit.

"Winters, the roads up here are impassable."

How to Use Winters

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA slightly old-fashioned or dialectal way of saying "in winter" or "every winter."

When to use it

Mostly used in American English, often in the phrase "summers... winters..." to contrast seasonal habits.

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_____, the roads up here are impassable.

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