Wiktionary
hibernations
n. (plural of hibernation English)
Usage examples of "hibernations".
Their hibernations are strictly for the 'refreshment' aspect of the seclusion.
It was even quieter at night, since the LGM went into hibernations as soon as the sun set, securing the felucca with a complicated sea anchor—Mahnmut had done echo soundings and determined that the water under them was more than six kilometers deep—and not stirring again until sunlight touched their green, transparent skin the next morning.
The urrearth birds had retreated to their summer hibernations before the mists of autumn came to rouse them again.