freezing in Latin
freezing in Latin is gelidus — freezing means extremely cold.
freezing in Latin
gelidus
(by extension, chiefly, hyperbole) Very cold
What does "freezing" mean?
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adj Extremely cold.
"Put a scarf on, because the wind is absolutely freezing today."
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noun The process by which a liquid turns solid due to cold.
"The freezing of water in the pipes can cause them to burst."
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freezing in a sentence
- Put a scarf on, because the wind is absolutely freezing today.
- It was freezing outside, so we stayed in with hot chocolate.
- The freezing of water in the pipes can cause them to burst.
- Careful freezing of the soup in small tubs keeps it fresh for months.
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What is "freezing" in Latin?
"freezing" in Latin is gelidus. freezing means: Extremely cold.
How do you use "freezing" in a sentence?
Example: "Put a scarf on, because the wind is absolutely freezing today." In Latin, "freezing" is gelidus.
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