Midwinter
Winter
Winter noun - A period of often involuntary inactivity or idleness.
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Midwinter and winter are semantically related. You can use "Midwinter" instead a noun "Winter". popular alternative
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In Alexios's first winter with the Wolves, they start recalling their ethnic feuds during their Midwinter knees-up and Alexios wins their respect by breaking up the ensuing brawl.
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The traditional English carol "In the Bleak Midwinter" posits these conditions ("Snow had fallen, snow on snow, / Snow on snow") at Christ's Nativity, although most Biblical scholars doubt the event actually took place in winter... which, in Bethlehem, wasn't likely to be snowy anyhow.
Source: Dreaming of a White Christmas -
Turtle Island: Well, more like a turtle city.The rounds provide examples of: open/close all folders Auditions Endless Winter: If its title is any indication, the Midwinter Kingdom seems to be this most of the time.
Source: Web Original / Walking City OCT
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