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frigid

[frij-id] / ˈfrɪdʒ ɪd /




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Now the Red Planet is frigid, dry, and surrounded by only a thin layer of air.

From Science Daily

Some were there to view the vast assortment of works on display; others may have been simply seeking refuge from Manhattan’s frigid temperatures.

From Salon

There’s no New England weather frigid enough to keep people from buying iced coffees.

From The Wall Street Journal

Asked to observe a newborn chick, she stood in the frigid winter air and watched the eaglet through a scope as it grew and eventually took flight.

From Los Angeles Times

As the diggers reached three feet, a rush of frigid underground water flooded the hole, stopping the search for the peddler’s bones.

From Literature