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The period around December 22.

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  • Many of the midwinter holidays have to do with lights because the nights are so long and cold.
  • I recall her coming in midwinter from the frozen village where she lived.
  • Coyotes in midwinter could not have been more starved.
  • Solstice is 21st, but I will celebrarte Yule, or whatever else you call the midwinter festival, at the same time as everyone else.
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