Synonyms for year-round
year-round

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1. year-round, year-aroundadjective

   operating or continuing throughout the year

   "a year-round resort"; "a year-round job"

   Synonyms:
   year-around

   Antonyms:
   seasonal

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1. List of paraphrases for "year-round":

   full-year

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1. Michele Olson:

   If there is a fitness need, such as to increase strength or decrease body fat, I say, ‘Let’s make a plan now,’ this is why athletes stay in shape year-round. They have a program scheduled and planned over an entire year with variation, rest days, more-intense and less-intense workout periods.

2. Nona Yehia:

   Covid has shined a spotlight on what we knew ten years ago when we were looking at this vertical model: We have a centralized food system and it's kept us from getting fresh, local, good-tasting food, i think Covid-19 has forced people to ask why that is and how they now can get locally-grown food they like in the summertime and get it year-round. It's exactly what Vertical Harvest is about.

3. Carolyn Spencer Brown:

   Critic Editors ' live and breathe cruising, sailing year-round and covering every aspect of the industry -- from new ships and programs to updated amenities and features, with so many wonderful cruise options available, it's never an easy list to narrow down, but these awards truly represent the lines that our experts have recognized as the best of the best.

4. Ronald Waldman:

   The number of reported cases can certainly decline dramatically and even fall to zero. Most likely, though, there will continue to be a low-level number of cases, maybe seasonally, maybe year-round.

5. Jaspers Faijer:

   Usually year-round they grow sweet potatoes for food, and they harvest from their gardens, but now they have lost everything, in one district there is a lack of food because they lost everything in their garden, and they've eaten their stores.