algidity Antonyms
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Meaning of algidity
Wordnet
algidity (n)
prostration characterized by cold and clammy skin and low blood pressure
Webster
algidity (n.)
Chilliness; coldness
coldness and collapse.
algidity Sentence Examples
- The algidity of the winter morning made stepping outside an inhospitable experience.
- She wrapped herself in a thick coat to shield against the algidity of the Arctic winds.
- The algidity of the mountain air was palpable as the climbers ascended to higher altitudes.
- Despite the algidity of the room, he refused to turn on the heater, embracing the cold atmosphere.
- The algidity of the ocean breeze sent shivers down their spines as they strolled along the beach.
- The algidity of the ice cave made it a challenging environment for exploration.
- He huddled by the fireplace, seeking refuge from the algidity that permeated the old, drafty house.
- The algidity of the snow-covered landscape created a serene, but frigid, winter scene.
- Even with multiple layers, they couldn't escape the algidity of the high-altitude camping site.
- The algidity of the refrigerated room preserved the scientific specimens for research purposes.
FAQs About the word algidity
prostration characterized by cold and clammy skin and low blood pressureChilliness; coldness, coldness and collapse.
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The algidity of the winter morning made stepping outside an inhospitable experience.
She wrapped herself in a thick coat to shield against the algidity of the Arctic winds.
The algidity of the mountain air was palpable as the climbers ascended to higher altitudes.
Despite the algidity of the room, he refused to turn on the heater, embracing the cold atmosphere.
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