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frosty

adjective as in very cold

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Burkina Faso's military government led by Capt Ibrahim Traore seized power in a coup three years ago, and has had a frosty relationship with Western nations ever since.

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“Do you want to go in?” he asked, his breath visible in the frosty air.

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That seemed to amuse Camilla, but Charles and Johnson were said to have had a frosty relationship, including a dispute over his government's plan to process asylum applications in Rwanda years later.

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He was buried on a cold and frosty morning - his name was Henry Jones.

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That summer my memories of the frosty winter when I’d worked in Switzerland faded with Clark by my side.

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