sunseeker
- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌsiːkər/
- As a true sunseeker, she always vacations in tropical destinations.
Examples
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Many sunseekers flock to the Mediterranean coast during the summer months.
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The resort is popular among sunseekers looking for warm weather and clear skies.
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She is a true sunseeker who loves the beach.
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Many sunseekers flock to Miami in the winter.
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Many sunseekers flock to the beach each summer to soak up the sun and enjoy the warm weather.
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The travel agency offers vacation packages tailored for sunseekers looking to explore tropical destinations.
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During the colder months, sunseekers often migrate to sunny locations to escape the dreary weather.
Synonyms
A person who lies or sits in the sun to get a tan
Antonyms
How Sun-Loving
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunseeker comes from the simple parts sun ('sun') and seek ('to look for'), so a sunseeker is just someone who goes after sunshine, for example a person who travels to warm places or loves spending time in the sun.