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Meanings of Indian summer in English
Period of unseasonably warm weather that sometimes occurs in autumn in the Northern America.
Usage of Indian summer in English
1
The Indian summer is to continue for the next couple of days.
2
The woods were dying earlier than usual, in the golden Indian summer.
3
Although it was early in December, the atmosphere was like Indian summer.
4
It was Indian summer, the gold and purple season of the year.
5
Often the haze of Indian summer hung afar and softened every outline.
6
A flawless day; an Indian summer day, gauzed with a glowing haze.
7
The last years of Huxley's life were indeed the longed-for Indian summer.
8
Meanwhile, Haas can bask in the warmth of his career's Indian summer.
9
If he did, he presumably would have arranged for an Indian summer.
10
O, what a day of Indian summer was it going to be!
11
The air was soft and golden; the sun warm with the Indian summer.
12
Not summertime warm, of course, but a return to Indian summer.
13
The weather in September was so lovely; a real Indian summer.
14
The soft haze of Indian summer rested over the valley of the Maumee.
15
South, shimmering in the purple mists of Indian summer, was Red River Valley.
16
Thus ended the Indian summer, so deceitful in its calmness and its beauty.
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Translations for Indian summer
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Indian summer through the time
Indian summer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common