frigid
ˈfrɪdʒɪd
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Definition of frigid - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
temperaturevery cold in temperature
  • The frigid winds made it difficult to step outside..
chilly glacial icy
2.
emotionlacking warmth or enthusiasm
  • Her frigid greeting made him feel unwelcome..
aloof cold unemotional
3.
relationshipDatedlacking sexual responsiveness or interestDated
  • She felt frigid and uninterested in intimacy.
cold indifferent unresponsive
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area near the North or South Pole with very cold climate
Few plants can survive in the frigid zone.

Origin of frigid

Latin, frigidus (cold)

Examples of frigid in a sentence

  • The frigid night was unbearable without a fire.
  • His frigid response ended the conversation.
  • The frigid atmosphere in the room was palpable.
  • Their frigid relationship was evident to everyone around them.
  • He noticed her frigid demeanor during their conversation.

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  1. French:glacial, froid, ...
  2. German:eiskalt, kühl, ...
  3. Italian:gelido, distaccata, ...
  4. Spanish:glacial, fría, ...
  5. Portuguese:gélido, fria, ...
  6. Chinese:寒冷的, 冷淡的, ...
  7. Japanese:極寒の, 冷淡な, ...
  8. Arabic:بارِد جِدّاً, بارِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָפוּא, קַרִיר, ...
  10. Russian:ледяной, холодный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:морозний, холодний, ...
  12. Hindi:बर्फीला, रूखा, ...
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