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chill

[chil] / tʃɪl /




VERB
make cold
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STRONGEST




Example Sentences

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“I picked out this lavender color because it’s chill, it’s relaxing, it helps me settle in,” explained the 8-year-old — now the youngest individually named Grammy winner in history.

From Los Angeles Times

That sudden rush of fame and enormous demands on your body and mind can exhaust the most resilient of us, and Lola’s such a force of charisma who deserves time to chill.

From Los Angeles Times

The Freedom of the Press Foundation called the charges “a warning shot” to reporters who cover controversial events, while the Knight First Amendment Institute said the case could chill future reporting.

From Salon

The characters in movies like these are designed to be expendable fodder for the chills and thrills.

From Salon

She didn’t hunch against the chill or under the press of society’s low expectations for a single, ambitious woman.

From Salon