Pronunciation: /ˈfrɪʤɪd/
noun Frigid can also be used as a noun to refer to a very cold temperature.
A1 In winter, the frigid temperatures make it hard to go outside.
A2 The frigid air conditioning in the office makes it difficult to concentrate.
B1 The frigid waters of the Arctic Ocean are home to many unique species.
B2 Despite the frigid weather, the team continued their expedition to the summit.
C1 The frigid reception from the audience was a stark contrast to the warm applause at the previous event.
C2 The frigid atmosphere in the boardroom was palpable as the executives discussed the company's future.
adjective Frigid is an adjective that describes something extremely cold or lacking warmth.
A1 The frigid water made her shiver.
A2 The frigid wind blew through the trees, making it feel even colder.
B1 The frigid temperatures in the Arctic can be unbearable for some people.
B2 The frigid air conditioning in the office was making everyone uncomfortable.
C1 The frigid reception from the audience was disheartening for the speaker.
C2 The frigid atmosphere in the room was palpable, creating a tense environment.
formal The frigid temperatures in the Arctic make it a challenging environment for wildlife.
informal I can't believe how frigid it is outside, I need to bundle up!
slang This frigid weather is giving me the chills.
figurative His frigid attitude towards the project made collaboration difficult.
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