DEAD OF WINTER meaning: Coldest, darkest part of winter - OneLook

Usually means: Coldest, darkest part of winter.

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dead of winter: Merriam-Webster
the dead of winter: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
Dead of Winter (Doctor Who), Dead of Winter (disambiguation), Dead of Winter (novel), Dead of Winter: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
dead of winter: Wiktionary

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dead of winter: Idioms

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Definitions from Wiktionary (dead of winter)

▸ noun: (idiomatic) The middle of the winter, characterized by being particularly cold.

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January, February, march, 7ber, AG, anno Domini, AP, Apr, Aug, august, more...

Types:

bleak, dreary, miserable, depressing, cold, dark, icy, frozen, more...

Phrases:

in the dead of winter, more...

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Similar:

January, February, march, 7ber, AG, anno Domini, AP, Apr, Aug, august, more...

Types:

bleak, dreary, miserable, depressing, cold, dark, icy, frozen, more...

Phrases:

in the dead of winter, more...

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