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chilly

[chil-ee] / ˈtʃɪl i /




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“Autumn,” while sparser, has its subjects massed at the edges, offering a connection between the verdant periods that come before and the chilly days that lay ahead.

From The Wall Street Journal

Big picture: The jobs market has cooled off and even turned chilly after several years of rapid hiring following the pandemic.

From MarketWatch

Both Fried and Snitker wondered whether the chilly, windy weather on Thursday in the nation’s capital so soon after the Grapefruit League warmth of Florida might have contributed to the issue.

From Seattle Times

Trump returned to Fox News this week, but received a chilly reception from its hosts.

From New York Times

He loses himself in the city’s chilly, functional spaces and menacing shadows, which provide an atmospheric contrast to the glassy London offices and warmer Tokyo interiors of Daniel Taylor’s versatile production design.

From Los Angeles Times