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chilly
adjective as in cold
adjective as in unfriendly, aloof
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The deadliest wave of the pandemic began in September, during a period of unusually chilly, wet weather.
This year’s warm, fairly dry summer pushed ripening and harvest dates 10 days earlier than a decade ago for producers in the usually chilly Mosel region.
It may not be underwater, but Google’s big data center in Hamina, Finland, also uses chilly seawater to cool down, and is also being powered by wind energy.
As the weather begins to cool off and outdoor dining in chillier parts of the country loses its appeal, the situation will only become more dire, and the need for government action more urgent.
They’re excellent for the shoulder months and post-work hikes that turn into chilly after-dark missions.
I gingerly walked down the center staircase and out into what was a chilly, sunny October morning.
By Alex Orlov for Life by DailyBurn Do dark, chilly days make your mood cloud over this time each year?
She speaks with chilly precision, “in the tone that a bored but tolerant adult might use.”
In the past, her character has tended toward the two-dimensional: the chilly villainess.
We were herded into a chilly waiting room waiting for the Britannia to be refueled.
He was at first rather chilly and I soon found out it was on account of my having gone round his lines during his absence.
But spring evenings in Switzerland are chilly; Capt suggested their return to the hotel.
But there was something about the chilly expression in her eyes that made Delancy feel decidedly uncomfortable.
For instance, Lem Jones stopped and hitched his team before the store, one chilly day.
The people of the Continent consider Britain a chilly, unattractive land.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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