noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
season
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Avoid the monsoon season between May and August.
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It was the monsoon season , too.
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In Assam four weeks of rain, ahead of the monsoon season , have devastated huge areas, making 5m people homeless.
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Seattle has enjoyed a sun-splashed monsoon season for the second straight year, and temperatures topped 50 F on Wednesday.
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During the monsoon season , you were just all wet all the time.
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No moisture is expected until the mid-July monsoon season , if it comes this year.
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It was funny when you first got into the monsoon season and it started raining.
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Consumer companies generally deploy vans year-round, except for three months during the monsoon season .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But then, during the monsoon of 1661, she made her fatal mistake.
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But trips home for Arizona firefighters this summer promise to be as rare as a monsoon rain on Memorial Day.
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During our interview, a monsoon rain was drenching his small, 1920s house in Sam Hughes.
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No tropical monsoon could stop them.
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Snow was falling as steadily as the apricot blossom in the first monsoon storm.
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The monsoon rains broke early that year and with exceptional force.
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The former is extremely sensitive to orbital parameters, whereas the latter depends greatly on the nature of monsoons.
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This was the end of the wet season, and he sheltered in doorways from the brief storms of the northeast monsoon .