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clime

noun as in weather

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Example Sentences

Even into the 1950s, kids living in snowbound American climes might find an orange — one solitary, precious orange — sagging in the toe of their Christmas stocking.

But the chance to escape for sunnier climes is too tempting to pass up.

From Salon

There is blossom on the trees, the mowers have been dusted off and birds - and cricketers - have been migrating back to the UK from warmer climes.

From BBC

The sunny climes of Rome, where the tournament in the movie is set, help sell it.

The people who settled in our climes were a mix between Yamnaya and Eastern European Neolithic people.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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