infrigidate Sentence Examples
- The icy wind infrigidated the exposed skin, causing it to tingle.
- The frigid waters of the lake infrigidated the swimmers, numbing their limbs.
- The sudden plunge into the icy river infrigidated her body, sending shivers down her spine.
- The air conditioner had been set too low, infrigidating the room and making it uncomfortable to stay in.
- The cold steel handles of the refrigerator door infrigidated her fingers upon contact.
- The infrigidating cold front brought snow and ice, covering the landscape in a blanket of white.
- The wind-chill factor infrigidated the temperature, making it feel much colder than it actually was.
- The air in the morgue was infrigidating, preserving the bodies indefinitely.
- The high altitude infrigidated the air, causing shortness of breath and dizziness.
- The cryogenic chamber infrigidated the tissue samples to preserve their integrity.
infrigidate Meaning
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infrigidate (v. t.)
To chill; to make cold; to cool.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infrigidate
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To chill; to make cold; to cool.
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The icy wind infrigidated the exposed skin, causing it to tingle.
The frigid waters of the lake infrigidated the swimmers, numbing their limbs.
The sudden plunge into the icy river infrigidated her body, sending shivers down her spine.
The air conditioner had been set too low, infrigidating the room and making it uncomfortable to stay in.
