autumnal
adjectiveDivide autumnal into syllables:
au · tum · nal
How to pronounce autumnal:
Definition of autumnal:
- autumnal (adjective):
- of, relating to, or characteristic of autumn
- characteristic of late maturity verging on decline.
Synonyms for autumnal:
autumn-blooming
autumn-flowering
fall-blooming
fall-flowering
late-flowering
late-ripening
Antonyms for autumnal:
fresh
verdant
vernal
young
youthful
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