frigid in Latin
frigid in Latin is frīgidus — frigid means extremely cold.
frigid in Latin
frīgidus
Very cold; lacking warmth; icy.
What does "frigid" mean?
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adj Extremely cold.
"They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape."
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adj Cold and unfriendly in manner; showing no warmth or emotion.
"She gave him a frigid stare and walked away."
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adj Dated and often offensive: describing someone (typically a woman) as sexually unresponsive.
"The term "frigid" used this way is now widely considered outdated and insulting."
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frigid in a sentence
- They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape.
- A frigid wind blew in from the north.
- She gave him a frigid stare and walked away.
- The term "frigid" used this way is now widely considered outdated and insulting.
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What is "frigid" in Latin?
"frigid" in Latin is frīgidus. frigid means: Extremely cold.
How do you use "frigid" in a sentence?
Example: "They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape." In Latin, "frigid" is frīgidus.
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