glacial in Irish
glacial in Irish is oighreach — glacial means relating to glaciers or ice ages.
glacial in Irish
oighreach
Of, or relating to glaciers.
What does "glacial" mean?
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adj Relating to glaciers or ice ages.
"The valley was carved by glacial movement thousands of years ago."
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adj Extremely slow, like the movement of a glacier.
"Progress on the project has been glacial."
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adj Very cold, or (of a manner) cold and unfriendly.
"She gave him a glacial stare across the room."
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glacial in a sentence
- The valley was carved by glacial movement thousands of years ago.
- Progress on the project has been glacial.
- She gave him a glacial stare across the room.
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What is "glacial" in Irish?
"glacial" in Irish is oighreach. glacial means: Relating to glaciers or ice ages.
How do you use "glacial" in a sentence?
Example: "The valley was carved by glacial movement thousands of years ago." In Irish, "glacial" is oighreach.
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