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cold-blooded

[kohld-bluhd-id] / ˈkoʊldˈblʌd ɪd /


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He said the Croatian journalist was trying to "present me as a monster, as an inhuman, as someone who not only has no emotions, but is a cold-blooded murderer".

From BBC

Actor Sadie Frost accused Daily Mail journalists of being "cold-blooded" in relation to stories about the breakdown of her marriage to ex-husband Jude Law and their son's medical treatment.

From Reuters

When it’s time to race, his look is always one of steely determination, a cold-blooded desire to touch the wall first no matter how bad it hurts.

From Seattle Times

When it's time to race, his look is always one of steely determination, a cold-blooded desire to touch the wall first no matter how bad it hurts.

From Fox News

Viewers in Thailand and Indonesia, for example, "dramatically" changed their views of the "cold-blooded" Japanese after watching the series, Dr Singhal said.

From BBC