low season
low season noun: in the tourist industry, the period of lowest demand, usually during the coldest and wettest months in a sun and sand resort, or during the warmest months in a ski resort.
Noun
low season (plural low seasons)
- In the tourist industry, the period of lowest demand, usually during the coldest and wettest months in a sun and sand resort, or during the warmest months in a ski resort.
- Synonyms:
- off-season, white week
- Antonyms:
- high season, peak season, red week
Synonyms of low season
Antonyms
Forms of low season
| plural | low seasons |
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Questions about low season
- What does low season mean?
- Low season means in the tourist industry, the period of lowest demand, usually during the coldest and wettest months in a sun and sand resort, or during the warmest months in a ski resort.
- What part of speech is low season?
- Low season is a noun.
- What is the plural of low season?
- The plural of low season is low seasons.
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