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Word: Fair Weather

Definition: "Fair weather" refers to pleasant and moderate weather conditions that are suitable for outdoor activities. It usually means sunny skies, mild temperatures, and little to no rain.

Usage Instructions:

• Part of Speech: Noun (it is often used in the phrase "fair weather.")
• Context: You can use "fair weather" when talking about the weather, planning outdoor events, or discussing activities that depend on nice weather.

Example:

• "We decided to have a picnic in the park because the forecast says it will be fair weather all weekend."

Advanced Usage:

• You might encounter "fair-weather" as an adjective in phrases like "fair-weather friend," which describes someone who is only a friend during good times but not during difficult times.

Word Variants:

• Fair-weather: (adjective) Used to describe someone or something that is only reliable or enjoyable in good conditions.
• Example: "He’s a fair-weather fan; he only watches the games when the team is winning."

Different Meanings:

• In a broader sense, "fair weather" can also imply a lack of challenges or difficulties, indicating that things are going smoothly.

Synonyms:

• Good weather
• Pleasant weather
• Mild weather
• Clear skies

Related Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "Fair-weather friend": A person who is only around during good times.
• "Ride out the storm": To endure a difficult situation until it improves, often used metaphorically, like waiting for fair weather after a storm.

Summary:

"Fair weather" is a term that describes nice, pleasant weather perfect for outdoor activities. You can use it to express when you want to do something outside and the weather will be helpful.

Academic

Noun

1. moderate weather; suitable for outdoor activities

Synonyms

• sunshine
• temperateness