SUMMER HAS BEGUN
Definition: The season of the year that comes after spring and before autumn, characterized by warm temperatures, longer daylight hours, and the blossoming of flowers.
Synonyms: Summer Start, Beginning Heat, Warm Season, Sunshine Onset, Hot Weather
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He loves playing soccer in the park now that summer has begun.
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The days feel longer and warmer because summer has begun.
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Reading a book under the shade of a tree is perfect now that summer has begun.
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Summer campfires are always fun when summer has begun.
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Students eagerly pack away their textbooks, ready to embrace the freedom that comes when summer has begun.
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As the golden hues of dusk stretched across the horizon, the symphony of cicadas signaled that summer had begun.
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Driven by an insatiable wanderlust, she embarked on a transcontinental journey just as the summer had begun.
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The arrival of summer has begun to melt away the last remnants of spring.
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As summer has begun, the scent of freshly cut grass fills the air.
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Summer has begun, signaling the start of beach trips and backyard barbecues.
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The first day of summer has begun, marking the longest day of the year.
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The summer has begun, and the beaches are already bustling with tourists.
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With longer daylight hours, summer has begun to influence our daily routines.
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