Frigid

usgb/ˈfrɪdʒɪd/
adjective

Very cold in temperature.

Sarah wasn't prepared for the frigid winter in New York.
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Often appears as...

  • frigid weather
  • frigid temperature
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Extreme Weather

Used to describe temperatures that are extremely low, often to emphasize discomfort.

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The frigid winds made it difficult to even walk outside.
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Not Literal

Sometimes used figuratively to describe a place or situation that feels very unwelcoming or harsh.

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He entered the dimly lit room, the air frigid with anticipation.
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Exaggeration

Can be an exaggeration in everyday language, rather than a precise description of temperature.

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Even in April, the breeze felt surprisingly frigid.
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