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season - use in sentences
Converse of object
- breed: Increasing human activity in harbor could affect distribution and survival of offspring is vital during breeding season.
- finish: Where do you think Halifax Town will finish this season?
- grow: Topping must be repeated at least twice during the growing season over several years to have a permanent effect.
Adjective modifier
- festive: Further information to follow slightly nearer the festive season.
- rainy: From May to November it is rainy it is the rainy season with the heaviest rains falling from August to October.
- last: Injured last season, he was released on a free transfer by the Swans.
- next: Ah, well, there's always next season.
- coming: We are looking for a coach for the 1st XI for the coming season.
- dry: Fires, deliberately set by local people, sweep through the ground story in the dry season, from February onwards.
Modifies a noun
- ticket: Season ticket holders will receive a priority booking period for tickets.
- holder: Season ticket holders will receive a priority booking period for tickets.
- opener: Rushden boss Brian Talbot has a defensive headache for the season opener against Swansea at Vetch Field.
- finale: Smyth got a lovely souvenir for winning the season finale.
Noun used with modifier
- breeding: The breeding season is from 1 May - 31 July.
- summer: Trading hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am to 5.00pm with Sunday opening during the summer season.
- winter: I'm working over here for the winter season, " explained Sharon.
- monsoon: However, it is prone to serious flooding during the monsoon season of June to September.
- holiday: July and August are the warmest months and the main holiday season.
Preposition: of
- goodwill: The season of goodwill is a good time to take stock and to consider what we could do to make our country better.
Preposition: with
- salt: Stir in the mustard and season with salt and pepper.
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