noun

springtime

Springtime (noun) means the season of spring, falling between winter and summer. Example: “The garden bursts into color every springtime.”

noun

The season of spring, falling between winter and summer.

"The garden bursts into color every springtime."

"They planned the wedding for springtime, when the cherry blossoms would be out."

A period of renewal, growth, or flourishing, used figuratively.

"Historians call the era the springtime of European art and science."

How to use springtime

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe spring season, or figuratively, a time of fresh growth and renewal.

Common pairings

the springtime of youth a springtime wedding

Word forms

springtimes plural

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Etymology

A compound of spring and time.

Synonyms

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spring

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Rhymes for springtime

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Frequently asked questions

What does “springtime” mean?

The word “springtime” means the season of spring, falling between winter and summer. In plain terms, the spring season, or figuratively, a time of fresh growth and renewal.

How do you use “springtime” in a sentence?

Here is “springtime” used in a sentence: “The garden bursts into color every springtime.”

What part of speech is “springtime”?

“Springtime” is a noun.

How many meanings does “springtime” have?

“Springtime” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the season of spring, falling between winter and summer.

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