"falltide" meaning in English

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          "text": "The action of the Falltide drama starts characteristically in a period of the protagonist's career when for a moment life seems to have reversed a downward trend and to be moving upward.",
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          "text": "\"Long holidays. Two months each twice a year, at Springtide and Falltide.\"",
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        "Falltime (the season between summer and winter); autumntide."
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        "(rare, archaic or poetic) Falltime (the season between summer and winter); autumntide."
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