Antonym: midsummer. Similar words: midwife, midwifery, winter, wintery, intertwine, intertwined, nuclear winter, winter solstice. Meaning: n. the middle of winter.
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31 The weather is really cold from the beginning of midwinter.
32 A laughing vice sinks in the eardrum a faint temperature is mixed in the midwinter.
33 As the snow fell in a heavy midwinter storm, Ukrainian troops moved the border of Belarus.
34 Bamboo, hollow, true and stem, the sexual tenacity, knobbly bending not fold, although midwinter amaranth, evergreen leaves, than for tree a gentleman.
35 Behind us lay bitter memories of what midwinter was like.
36 If the pope hadn't established the new calendar, every 128 years the spring equinox would have come a full calendar day earlier, eventually putting Easter in chilly midwinter.
37 I can no more explain these than the brown seed can explain the flowering tree. Deep in the soil in time's midwinter, my very stirring and unease seems a kind of growing pain toward June.
38 I am not stupid enough to an unheated flat in Edinburgh in midwinter. It had heating.
More similar words: midwife, midwifery, winter, wintery, intertwine, intertwined, nuclear winter, winter solstice, acquainted with, midway, in the interest of, midwest, midweek, interpreter, interferometer, inter, battle of midway, intern, in terms, painter, intercom, printer, pointer, interim, disinter, Internet, interred, internal, sprinter, Comintern.