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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..
2.
emotionlacking warmth or enthusiasm
- Her frigid greeting made him feel unwelcome..
3.
relationshipDated lacking sexual responsiveness or interestDated
- She felt frigid and uninterested in intimacy.
Expressions with frigid
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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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- French:glacial, froid, ...
- German:eiskalt, kühl, ...
- Italian:gelido, distaccata, ...
- Spanish:glacial, fría, ...
- Portuguese:gélido, fria, ...
- Chinese:寒冷的, 冷淡的, ...
- Japanese:極寒の, 冷淡な, ...
- Arabic:بارِد جِدّاً, بارِد, ...
- Hebrew:קָפוּא, קַרִיר, ...
- Russian:ледяной, холодный, ...
- Ukrainian:морозний, холодний, ...
- Hindi:बर्फीला, रूखा, ...
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