frozenness
- noun
- /ˈfroʊzənəs/
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congelación
- The frozenness of the ground made it impossible to dig a hole for the fence post.
Examples
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She was surprised by the frozenness of the air when she stepped outside in January.
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The frozenness of the lake prevented any fishing.
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The frozenness of his expression revealed no emotion during the tense meeting.
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In winter, the frozenness of the landscape is breathtaking.
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The frozenness of the lake prevented any fishing activities during the harsh winter.
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She was surprised by the frozenness of the air when she stepped outside on that icy January morning.
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In winter, the frozenness of the landscape transformed the familiar park into a stunning winter wonderland.
Synonyms
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The feeling of low temperature on your body
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A feeling or condition of low temperature
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A period of very cold weather that lasts several days
A very strong cold that makes the air feel sharp and painful
Extreme cold that makes you shiver
Very cold temperature or lack of warmth
The very cold air or water that makes you shiver
A very cold feeling in the air, like on winter mornings
A slight cold feeling in the air or on your body
Antonyms
How Cold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frozenness comes from freeze, which means 'become ice' or 'become very cold'. So the word describes the state of being physically frozen or extremely cold, like frozen ground or a cold, emotionless face.