frosty in Latin
frosty in Latin is pruīnōsus — frosty means cold and icy, often with a thin layer of frost.
frosty in Latin
pruīnōsus
Having frost on it or in it.
What does "frosty" mean?
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adjective Cold and icy, often with a thin layer of frost.
"It was a frosty morning, and the car windows were completely white."
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adjective Cold or unfriendly in manner.
"She gave him a frosty look after the comment."
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frosty in a sentence
- It was a frosty morning, and the car windows were completely white.
- They walked home through the frosty streets, breath steaming in the air.
- She gave him a frosty look after the comment.
- The negotiations began with a frosty handshake.
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What is "frosty" in Latin?
"frosty" in Latin is pruīnōsus. frosty means: Cold and icy, often with a thin layer of frost.
How do you use "frosty" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a frosty morning, and the car windows were completely white." In Latin, "frosty" is pruīnōsus.
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