summery Definition
sum·mery (-ē)
adjective
of or like summer; warm, pleasant, etc.
summery Usage Examples
Preposition: of
result: No lengthy reports for the Cup Matches, just a short summery of results.
Modifies a noun
- vibe: The Fug remix is on a summery vibe, perfect for lazy evenings by the sea.
- salad: Marvelous with fresh, delicate summery salads, seafood and light fish dishes.
- tune: They have moved more upbeat and this is a very happy, summery tune.
- pop: Afternoons ' Rocket summer ' A bit like the Hal, this is lightweight cheery summery pop.
- dress: She had short blond curls and wore her summery dress very well.
- feel: In keeping with the summery feel of the day there's an almost full yellowish moon, like a harvest moon this evening.
Modifying Another Word
- very: A great track tho, very summery and a funky little number.
- really: Really summery sound from a fine album that never saw the official light of day.
- decidedly: The summer may now be a quickly fading memory, but John's track had a decidedly summery quality to it.
- distinctly: Here, weâll take a distinctly summery photo and dress it in a blanket of snow, adding a blizzard for good measure.
- suitably: It is preceded by the suitably summery single 'You are the Music ' due out 15th May.
- particularly: Even Tortoise's ' TNT ' reminds me of summer, and the music isn't particularly summery at all.
Used with adjective complement
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