Describing Wordsfor Seasons

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Here are some adjectives for seasons: hot, rainy, cooler, dry, short rainy, hottest rainy, successive rainy, sole untarnished, black financial, next rainy, rainy or dry, humid, rainy, unusually rainy and severe, rainy, present rainy, entire rainy, heavy rainy, rainy and wintry, brief rainy, rainy and dry, next cool, former vernal, regular rainy, fifth rainy, cloudy and tempestuous, especial solemn, unprecedentedly dry, forthcoming navigable, oncoming dry, continually gloomy, rival next, twenty-fifth consecutive. You can get the definitions of these seasons adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to seasons (and find more here).

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Words to Describe seasons

Below is a list of describing words for seasons. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe seasons:

hot, rainy cooler, dry short rainy hottest rainy successive rainy sole untarnished black financial next rainy rainy or dry humid, rainy unusually rainy and severe rainy present rainy entire rainy heavy rainy rainy and wintry brief rainy rainy and dry next cool former vernal regular rainy fifth rainy cloudy and tempestuous especial solemn unprecedentedly dry forthcoming navigable oncoming dry continually gloomy rival next twenty-fifth consecutive
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thy carnival last rainy dry and rainy ever normal long inimical bad rainy apart particular peculiar rainy hottest and most pestilential less inclement muddy dry favorable and steady wet or normal same halcyon next olive early wet so-called festive entire operatic semi-tropical rainy intensely cold and dry unfit and dangerous beautiful but brief extraordinary wet advantageously next pleasant theatrical boisterous and unpromising glorious prolific shorter rainy dry and very hot long vernal tropical rainy glad and sorry uncommonly dry unusually wet hot rainy hot, cold and rainy slack agricultural dry, cold or warm degrading and inexplicable general, sacred earliest nubile proper periodical late rainy wet unwholesome subsequent corresponding further uneventful almost second severely hot or cold dull journalistic severely hot so-called rainy agonizing, silent favorite sharp brief but expensive critical and autumnal busy sericultural toilsome sericultural healthy, dry unprecedentedly fine casual and charitable singularly inclement irregular dry phenomenally dry lusty and glad comfortable and fervent dark and exceedingly gloomy local rainy abnormally busy pluvial or wintry whole rainless worst and hottest late and wintry rainy or most unhealthy next wet unusually rainy past theatrical successive hot joyous carnival long rainy sunny and rainy inclement many rainy short busy short, lush sedate olive hence rainy particularly harsh and dry such friendlier anhydrous dry subsequent wet real slack intense revival two-week wet social, moral or other new rainy late unfavorable main rainy festival or penitential long and triumphantly bloody sleepy celestial triumphantly bloody slack and dull romanian rainy unusually propitious silly random mostly dry and unfavorable relatively mild and cloudy sad wet allegedly wet enough vernal annual dry devout and glorious early rainy alternately intense oncoming rainy certain heartfelt extraordinary rainy comparatively cool and moist remarkably evil properly weird main next distinct rainy new and genial brief carnival oppressive and depressing moist, favorable specially unhealthy long and very favorable generous and mellow comparatively short and cool bad cherry short and cool uncompromisingly disagreeable sad fevered golden, important short or cool worth, long perfect and due special, startling apart particular and peculiar simply forlorn and disagreeable consecutive dry simply forlorn bygone rainy opulent and elegant despondent, hypochondriacal dreary dry brave and many longest theatrical longer bodied and heavier financially unfortunate longer bodied last unproductive occasional seed-bearing special rainy exceptionally dry and hot disastrous wet extremely short and uncertain lawful open pleasant carnival mild and intermediate few inclement depressing hot dry, mild or cold sober penitential lately good and bad next slack lately good remarkably inclement indeed slack rainy and hot often unfavorable rigorous, wind-swept milder or stormier often wakeful extreme difficult brief and often wakeful opposite rainy precarious rainy healthful and hilarious unusually cold and ungenial particular festive humid and uncertain prematurely cold and gloomy dreary, disappointing dim, church-going abnormally rainless extraordinary dirty unprecedented dry strenuous but nevertheless successful matrimonial busy wildest and coldest single adorable noble and merry teutonic festal rainy boisterous unusually wintry and severe unusually wintry oppressive and expensive average fair inclement but festive disastrously wet strenuous gay equinoctial and autumnal sickly rainy busiest and most unhealthy precious inconvenient new and nondescript gay and satisfying dreary, balmy abnormally cool hot or busy unusually stormy and wet exhaustive dry unusually wet and dismal extraordinary one-night ordinarily joyful perhaps unfavorable forthcoming festive literary dead rather long and unexpected wild short exciting and merriest rampant, fecund african rainy salubrious, dry tropical dry bitter and lean monotonous rainy nice, gay solemn and gratifying unusually solemn and gratifying peculiarly wet and cold tedious dead annual revival double rainy unexpected funeral periodical dry strange undated true dry dry, hot and sultry usually sultry short seal frightfully healthy fatter next longish slack peaceful, autumnal unusually dull and dead chamber-music, eighth fleeting, divine extraordinarily protracted canadian dead harrowing next unruffled and successful uninterrupted rainy rainy and unhealthy former rainy dry, unproductive actual rainy boisterous rainy small and terrible remarkably open and dry abnormally fine dry or ordinary irregular rainy five-month rainy regular migratory ordinarily gay twirled last proper rainy urgent, terrible moist and miserable rather moist and miserable melancholy wet subsequent dry remarkable rainy exceedingly sharp and cold frosty and dry yearly rainy heavy and pestilent hasty, brief recent favorable wretched, makeshift universal fallow lesser dry impending wet festive and crowning inclement and stormy wet and unwholesome unusually wet and unwholesome distinct dry long and very delightful gloomy and humid favorite and auspicious sultry, unwholesome greater rainy vernal rainy next dry present dry hot and rainy more convenient exceptionally rainy unusually dry late wet brief low dead agricultural next entire nevertheless wonderful terrible windy changeable and inclement complete two-hour proper successive whole inclement whole rainy short and unsuccessful excellent and open rival operatic extraordinarily unfavorable african wet severe last bygone sunny remarkably wet cool, dry less rainy whole dry short dry disastrous italian true revival excessively rainy unusually hot and dry so-called dry specially busy public next cold and inclement short warm pastseveral major migratory young, more current seventh bumpy final far bleaker cringingly awful interminable rainy gentle rainy japanese rainy severe snowy forthcoming festival recurrent wet northern wet full, fleeting brilliant three-year-old painfully dark just-ended flat fair brief usual rainy remarkably cold and bleak long subtropical wet and unfavorable new or last often inopportune fruitless archeological unexpected and often inopportune record-breaking rainy especially fruitful nominally dry special penitential substantial rainy consecutive bad definable rainy cloudy or wet uncommonly frigid distinct, well-defined mental open dank and rainy rainy and fair four-month rainy extraordinary cold recent rainy autumnal and wintry unusually horrific mild or cold respectful and enthusiastic respective hot happy snowy unusually wet and warm eighteenth consecutive oppressively sweet last calm chief sacrificial particularly exciting or joyous tropical wet exciting or joyous glorious, unblemished heaviest rainy dangerously dry busiest and most enjoyable notoriously vague and fickle long, inimical notoriously vague lengthy dry forthcoming seventh quieter, better actual carnival bittersweet halcyon entire wet poor final months-long stormy abundant and successful civilian, dry mercenary, last annual gray upcoming stormy cheery pleasant extraordinarily wet raspberry and cherry perpetual open dreary rainy finest and most glorious genuinely rough somewhat inclement notable and exciting early open entire indoor dry and cloudless festive and fashionable good lucky exceedingly inclement fiercely gay short but fiercely gay rainy and tempestuous slack industrial entire hot late prosperous single excellent nevertheless successful unpleasant and unhealthy extraordinarily dry whole uninterrupted exciting and prosperous pleasant cold mild and suitable changeable and cold particularly gay and festive unusually inclement charming but brief bright enjoyable drearily calamitous interesting revival unusually fine and warm dry, oppressive extensively next good but very brief good, wet severe, inclement pleasurable and profitable lonely next busy peaceful small next cold and rigorous dangerous but delicious over-genial new, mellow unusually cold and wet oncoming comfortable big rainy gay warm attractive and delightful late and wet fourth successful rough, inclement barren, meaningless alaskan cold genial and vernal busy and fruitful adventitious rainy supple and graceful noticeable dry least unhealthy present inclement rainy or wintry due spanish rainy or wet beautiful, fruitful sudden rainy exceptionally wet stormy, rebellious extraordinary dry shockingly loose and bad shockingly loose always bright and amusing dreary and mournful present arid wintry and stormy soft and hazy partially rainy real joyous good and refreshing unhealthy rainy hard, inclement weary funereal usually exciting longest rainy sufficiently warm and long unhealthy wet tiresome but proper ever temperate temperate and delightful genial, festive wet and dry good olive stormy and tempestuous sericultural actual planetary previous rainy cool and humid misty and rainy successive bad regular wet long slack fourth german hard and barren less next many lean previous dry late and cold good rainy rare theatrical able last last unlucky harsh and dreary many ruthless swift new more propitious barren many extra open oddly irregular past cold wan, colorless happier next finest and most promising annual open such taboo fortunate and prosperous few docile still nocturnal sweet and uninterrupted best cherry severe dry prematurely cold occasionally bad recent dry own festal ripe and fertile vacant and idle cold and torpid appropriate and distinct utterly inevitable wet and rainy brief and restless triumphant social solemn and delightful milder, warmer early dry other and calmer wholly favorable rare proper extremely rainy other and cooler purely festive unusual single rainy and windy fearfully dry whole cherry various festival clammy, wet peculiarly wet regular dry shy next least abundant next paschal next theatrical sullen, fitful curiously wet normal dry carnival or other hot unpleasant long rehearsal extraordinary hot fortunate and successful sixth german tenth regular busy, brilliant so-called hot tame, insipid calm solemn long dry real dry next cold last gloomy delightful cold warmer and cooler long rainless brief annual pleasant and plentiful wet or rainy excessively wet hot and luminous unusually hot last wet mild rainy comparatively favorable particularly open long active severe cold single wet high-water exceptionally dry ferocious dry appealing last former hot harsh and dry successive heavy classic next mild and severe triumphant fifth more rainy truly new or last short and warm brief warm long and precious savagely hot certain busy lean and sorrowful busy and dull thick rainy many refreshing cruelly cold blackest and bitterest true wet gloomy and impatient mild and cloudy few adverse lovely brief several favorable queerly cold fifth, penultimate unusually snowy apart next upcoming social cloudy rainy cheap six-month unusually cool brief but fearful present cold earliest convenient excess last joyous bridal abnormally wet short severe grave, melodious excellent and auspicious --carnival entire cold various and changeable busy canal wa-al little rainy dank, sodden same inclement brief wet present festive long, merciless gracious and happy dry, cloudless rainy and stormy unusually prolific old-time dry late plentiful excessive wet comparatively cool and pleasant cold ungenial present untoward short but merry generally gloomy usually joyous usual, last rather rainy successful next passionate ecstatic next southern long and wet calmer and happier sunny dry more inopportune remarkably rainy extreme hot dry short wet old, natural ordinary wet again next last warm always next whole fine long and oppressive warm and luminous sickliest more humid rather wet last dry additional minor last fertile brief dry loyal and happy fourth consecutive continuous wet wild and unstable so-called revival hottest and most unhealthy dry frosty late open colder and warmer mediocre literary many uneventful past brief short dull exceedingly wet least brief twice next serious last warm, late cold and extreme whole warm present dull correspondingly short russet and yellow such inclement hyemal dull social terribly wet next carnival hot or dry nearly rainless sharp and cold fairly dull dry and wet occasional dry long autumnal particularly critical seemingly immutable strictly comparable mild interglacial naturally short exceedingly gloomy brief special otherwise poor calm, sunny cold and dry hotter and colder young social many festal dry or wet two-year-long limited open long geologic new precious especially dry popular last short, keen hungry, cold uncommonly warm local dry frequent or occasional calm, dry less watery cold or rainy abnormally severe so-called fashionable peculiarly mournful certain, good gloriously fine dark and sorrowful rainy and bad financially disastrous entirely frivolous worst ill sweet vernal late, cold beautiful and fair fiery and impassioned stormy and wet long and unexpected cotton-ginning probable last great and unhappy average dry next mild still delightful loveliest and most charming long, frosty fresh floral least genial intensely hot and dry decidedly hot phenomenally fine now fast-approaching serene and agreeable busiest better next mighty dry several solemn miserably bad cool and dry much last dreary wet last many same mild special festival bright hopeful brief open earlier victorian dull rainy last tranquil long and warm great vernal dismal rainy fresh, glad short but successful utterly flat fifth full present full mild and calm warm, dry unusually favorable long cold brief little festive few favorable short and fleeting least convenient more unhealthy particularly strenuous regular theatrical bleak wintry carnival unusually cold cold, wintry several rainy magical, wonderful least refreshing empty last few brighter truly new more inactive brief, false more inclement mild and comfortable whole wet moderately wet hot sunny dull, wintry unusually stormy wet, cool public last long wintry present solemn peculiarly dry whole pleasant permanent open dry and healthy average last last theatrical bad theatrical astonishingly successful long, hateful south next brilliant sunny thy wakeful hot and dry paschal active and important wet or dry mere brief small-game back next few gaudy mild southern recent bad brief and inglorious late bad long, eternal several protracted particularly destructive violent and revolutionary warm, long present mild long, gay busy social next hot french last cold and boisterous particularly perilous brief and fleeting abnormally dry least healthy wet and uncomfortable fine and fruitful slack wet exceptionally cold unusually gay cold and rainy particularly harsh pre-christmas least promising short open late last propitious ast several uncommonly awkward rare quiet main flat few slack dark, bleak peculiarly mild brief, wonderful cold or warm fresh cherry frequent late balmy, fragrant consecutive good longer next often opposite entire eighth cold, lonesome whole hot strenuous social similar last horribly dull mild and serene keen dark gorgeous autumnal laborious and anxious brief and uncertain much next certain crazy blue next hot and unhealthy

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Words to Describe seasons

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "seasons" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "seasons" are: hot, rainy, cooler, dry, short rainy, hottest rainy, and successive rainy. There are 973 other words to describe seasons listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe seasons suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "seasons" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many seasons adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is seasons?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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