summerlike
3.4
Like warm, bright summer weather
- adjective
- /ˈsʌmərˌlaɪk/
:
estival
- The park was filled with children playing outside under the summerlike sun.
Examples
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The forecast predicts a return to summerlike temperatures, perfect for a beach day.
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It was hot, nearly summerlike, and he could feel the beads of sweat coursing down his back, trapped by the still-damp wool of his salt-encrusted uniform jacket.
Fiction book (1990) -
Granted, it has not been very summerlike so far in the greater Seattle region, but things are about to start heating up.
Blog text (5) -
As we strolled through the garden, the summerlike warmth made the flowers bloom beautifully.
Synonyms
summery
vssummerlike
3
2.8
Having warm, bright, and light qualities like sunny days
emphasizes resemblance by warmth or brightness rather than general suitability
estival
vssummerlike
9.9
Relating to things that happen in summer
focuses more on warmth and brightness as qualities rather than timing or formality
How Summery
Surface Forms
summerlike positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word summerlike is made from summer and the common ending -like, which means 'similar to'. So something described as summerlike has the warm, bright, or relaxed qualities 'like' summer.