acold

Examples

• All

• Shivering and acold, he wrapped his arms tightly around himself.

• She felt acold after stepping outside.

• She felt utterly acold after hours in the open field.

• The children stood acold in the early morning frost.

• Shivering and acold, he wrapped his arms tightly around himself.

• She felt utterly acold after hours in the open field.

• The children stood acold in the early morning frost.

Synonyms

C

cold

vsacold

∞ 1.0

Having a low temperature that feels chilly

is about a person feeling low body warmth rather than general temperature

C

chilly

vsacold

112 1.0

A bit cold in a way that feels uncomfortable

is general low body warmth rather than mild uncomfortable coolness

I

icy

vsacold

91 1.0

Very cold with surfaces covered in ice

is about a person's sensation rather than being physically frozen over

F

freezing cold

vsacold

25 1.3

Very cold, at or below freezing

is less extreme, a person feeling low warmth but not near freezing

S

stone-cold

vsacold

22 4.1

Very cold with no warmth left

is a milder sense of low warmth rather than absolute loss

S

shivery

vsacold

1 4.2

Feeling very cold and trembling slightly

is about feeling low warmth without necessarily shivering

C

cold as a witch's tit

vsacold

• Offensive

1 9.9

Very cold in a way that feels unpleasant

is the simple sensation of low warmth without strong informality

A

algid

vsacold

• Specialized

1 9.9

Skin feels cold because of illness, shock, or collapse

is a general feeling of low warmth without suggesting illness

Antonyms

H

hot

∞ 1.0

Having a high temperature and able to burn your skin

W

warm

∞ 1.0

Having a comfortable level of heat, often after recent use

How Cold

freezing

156 1.0

cold

∞ 1.0

acold

• Archaic

9.9

chilly

112 1.0

cool

7 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology