Climate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLIMATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to remain in a certain place
• One of thirty regions or zones, parallel to the equator, into which the surface of the earth from the equator to the pole was divided, according to the successive increase of the length of the midsummer day.
• The condition of a place in relation to various phenomena of the atmosphere, as temperature, moisture, etc., especially as they affect animal or vegetable life.
• To dwell.
• acclimatize
NOUN:
• the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period
• a region with a particular climate
• the prevailing trend of public opinion or of another aspect of life
• typical weather conditions of an area
• the weather in some location averaged over some long period of time
• the prevailing psychological state
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the weather conditions characteristic of an area

Words related to CLIMATE

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Words that contain CLIMATE

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How to use CLIMATE in a sentence

• Unfortunately this species is not often found under cultivation, being unsuitable generally for our climate.
• This is one of the commonest of our garden shrubs, and one that is peculiarly well suited for our climate, whether planted as a standard or as a wall plant.
• Not that their climate is so intensely cold as ours, but their provision against the cold is so bad.
• The southern portion of California, however, presents a radical dry climate, and is quite free from those wet and dry seasons which obtain in central and northern California.
• The climate of Rome is not so mild but that wet plaster might often freeze and crack during December, January, and February.
• The higher portions of the city are undeniably healthy, and the climate of Brussels is less subject to extreme changes than that of Paris.
• In consequence of the dampness of the climate, it is not safe for foreigners to live on the first floor.
• And indeed, the more northern Indians have no difference from us in complexion, but such as is occasioned by the climate, or different way of living.
• The climate, the soil, the commerce, and the industry of the North were all unfavorable to the growth of a servile population.
• The mild climate and fertile soil seemed well suited to slavery and the planters expected to extend their sway to the entire domain.
• The climate, and their intemperance more than the climate, wasted them with a swift decay.
• Evidently, Monsieur Charles believed the climate of Italy belonged to the temperance society of climates.
• Calculating on the poverty of their soil, and their climate by its latitude only, they should have been the poorest in France.
• The climate in Pretoria in January is almost tropical, and the sufferings of many of the older and less robust men under such circumstances were very considerable.
• She liked the climate, and the security of life and property.
• Piozzi has been ill, and of a putrid complaint in his throat, which above all things I should dread in this hot climate.
• The English passengers, fatigued after a period of hard work in a hot climate, have no energy left for the effort of trying to draw out and know this batch of silent Orientals.
• How could a man move and breathe, thus enclosed in metal? Roger admitted that, in a hot climate like that of Mexico, the heat would be terrible.
• So when travel was suggested to Wells, junior, he expressed a desire to visit this family possession, and possibly spend a winter in its warm climate.
• In the first place, the soil of Pennsylvania was rich and productive while its climate was well suited to the growth of grain.
• The extension of sugar cultivation in various countries where the climate is suitable, has recently attracted considerable attention among planters and merchants.
• But it is like a pearl cast before an obstinate, unfriendly climate.
• Nothing, perhaps, shows more clearly the change that has passed upon our climate by slow degrees than a study of the parish records of ancient days.

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