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Antonyms:
june 21,
midsummer,
summer solstice
Often used in the same context:
solstice,
summer solstice,
autumnal equinox,
vernal equinox,
spring equinox,
equinox,
equinoxes,
candlemas,
samhain,
candlemas day,
celestial equator,
pagan,
calendrical,
christmastide,
perihelion,
lupercalia,
lunisolar calendar,
aphelion,
tishri,
zoroastrianism,
rogation,
gregorian calendar,
moonrise,
beltane,
vernal,
lunar calendar,
perseids,
chanukkah,
occultation,
lunar eclipse,
equator,
paschal,
ecliptic,
walpurgis night,
kislev,
hannukah,
hanukah,
meteor shower,
sabbaths,
earthshine,
intercalary,
triduum,
cheshvan,
midsummer eve,
sextile,
eastertide,
perigee,
ancients,
mithraism,
paganism,
occulted,
yule,
simchat torah,
zodiacal light,
pascha,
anciently,
eucharist,
solar eclipse,
chanukah,
dusks,
channukah,
precession,
moonset,
celestial sphere,
daylight savings,
galactic equator,
mistletoe,
omer,
sidereal,
sunspots,
millenniums,
uranian,
druidism,
quaking aspen,
theophany,
prehistory,
sun,
quincentenary,
easters,
zodiacal,
ophiuchus,
holiday,
pleiades,
shevat,
capricornus,
animism,
pilgrim fathers,
sunrise,
mothering sunday,
constellations,
nowruz,
shawwal,
aurora borealis,
helleborus niger,
asterism,
monotheistic,
frigga,
ragweed pollen,
annular eclipse,
lunar,
epochs,
gibbous
Part of:
winter,
wintertime
More general:
solstice
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