fair weather

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fair weather

The family enjoys a picnic on a fair weather afternoon.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Moderate weather; suitable for outdoor activities: "Fair weather" refers to pleasant, calm, and dry meteorological conditions, typically characterized by clear skies, sunshine, and a lack of precipitation or strong winds. It describes weather that is generally considered ideal for being outside.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • We are hoping for fair weather for our picnic this weekend.
    • The fair weather attracted many tourists to the coastal town.
    • After days of rain, the return of fair weather was a welcome relief.
Advanced Usage
  • "Fair-weather friend": This is a common idiom derived from the term. It describes a person who is only a friend during good, easy, or prosperous times but is absent or unreliable during times of trouble or difficulty.
    • When I lost my job, I found out who my real friends were and who were just fair-weather friends.
Variants and Related Words
  • Fair-weather (adjective): Used attributively to describe something that is only present, active, or reliable during favorable conditions.
    • He is a fair-weather fan who only supports the team when they are winning.
Synonyms
  • Fine weather: Pleasant and dry weather.
  • Clear weather: Weather without clouds or precipitation.
  • Good weather: A general term for agreeable meteorological conditions.
  • Mild weather: Temperate and not extreme weather.
Related Idioms
  • "Fair-weather friend": As detailed in the 'Advanced Usage' section, this is the primary idiom associated with the term.
    • Be cautious of fair-weather friends who disappear when you need help.
fair weather

The family enjoys a picnic on a fair weather afternoon.

Noun
  1. moderate weather; suitable for outdoor activities

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