in that winter vs during that winter

Both "in that winter" and "during that winter" are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "In that winter" is more commonly used in storytelling or when referring to a specific period of time within a winter season. On the other hand, "during that winter" is more general and can be used in a wider range of contexts.

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in that winter

This phrase is correct and commonly used in storytelling or when referring to a specific period of time within a winter season.

This phrase is typically used when describing events, situations, or memories that occurred at a specific time during a winter season.

Examples:

In that winter, the snowfall was particularly heavy.
She met him in that winter when everything seemed magical.
The village faced a severe food shortage in that winter.

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I worked in that winter and the following summer, then he left us, victim of an incurable disease'.
Proposed to me in Maui that winter and we were married by spring.
The last time The Beatles played in Britain was that winter, you know, seven or eight dates.
Freda, my first little girl, who was only three when she died, in that cold winter of 1816.
Many of the yachts, that winter in the Croatian Marinas, affected.
Remember how we ran that winter in Hungary?
They showed pictures of the tennis courts, and also say that in winter they freeze them over so you boys can ice skate.
To be sure, this is a grand old house, but I must confess that in winter one can feel a little dreary and alone.
I drew that in the winter, in wales.
Ice skating lovers will appreciate the magical atmosphere of Piazza Terme that in the winter season turns into a wonderful outdoor ice rink.
The mistake made in that regard last winter can now be seen everywhere you look.
In Europe and in countries that have winter, they gather all the candidates for baptism to wait for summer.
That was in the winter of 2nd year middle school.
It would be crazy to climb that mountain in the winter.
The facts also showed that flights in winter only operated from Fiumicino and Linate.
And about a quarter of all the people in Princeton died that winter from hunger and cold, but nobody remembers that.
To furnish sanitary warm water in notable quantity over 1.000 liters a day, both in the summer that in winter
It goes without saying that winter in the province of Trapani or even just a weekend winter in these parts can be a cure-all to melt the cold accumulated in the bones in far colder places.
Yes, but I bet you're glad of that cloak in the winter.
Cultivation rasploda can not stop and in the winter, that leads to death a family.

Alternatives:

during that winter
in the winter of
during the winter of
that winter
during that time

during that winter

This phrase is correct and more general in usage, suitable for various contexts when referring to a period of time within a winter season.

This phrase can be used in a wide range of contexts to describe events, activities, or situations that took place over the course of a winter season.