springtimes

Years' fresh starts

Springtimes is the plural of springtime—the season of spring or periods resembling it.

The word appears when referring to multiple years or metaphorical springs: the springtimes of my youth, We spent many springtimes in the countryside.

Springtime often carries connotations of renewal, growth, and beginnings, so springtimes may evoke recurring cycles of freshness or vitality.

renewal

rebirth

Spiritual or physical regeneration

regeneration · revival · rejuvenation · restoration · revitalization · reawakening · rekindling · new beginnings · fresh starts · hope

verdant

greenery

Collective plant life

lushness · leaves · shoots · seedlings · grass · meadows · fertility · freshness · tender · foliage

seasonal

equinox

Sun crosses celestial midline

  • MarchYear's third month
  • AprilYear's fourth month
  • MayYear's fifth month

thaw · showers · rain · warming · breezes · migration · nesting · lambs · chicks · birdsong

blooming

blossoms

Flowers on trees

cherry blossoms · magnolias · lilacs · hyacinths · azaleas · irises · crocuses · forsythia · orchards · gardens

youthful

vitality

Capacity for spirited existence

innocence · beginnings · potential · curiosity · enthusiasm · liveliness · vigor · frolic · lightness · joy

Opposites
seasonal position

springtimesautumns

Seasons before winters

falls · winters · harvest times · midwinters · Indian summers

life cycle metaphor

springtimestwilight years

Late stage of life

autumn years · decline · senescence · dotage · final days

symbolic quality

springtimeswinters

Coldest annual periods

dead of winter · dark times · dormancy · decay · barrenness

Family

springtime

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G