frigefaction (Meaning)
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frigefaction (n.)
The act of making cold. [Obs.]
Synonyms & Antonyms of frigefaction
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
frigefaction Sentence Examples
- The frigefaction of the air was so intense that it caused icicles to form on eaves.
- The scientist conducted experiments on frigefaction to determine its effects on various materials.
- The frigefaction process involved the removal of heat from a substance to lower its temperature.
- The sudden frigefaction caused the water in the lake to freeze over instantly.
- The frigefaction of the soil during winter makes it difficult for plants to absorb nutrients.
- The frigefaction effect of the liquid nitrogen preserved the biological specimen for future analysis.
- The frigefaction of the atmosphere on distant planets creates conditions similar to the Earth's Ice Age.
- The frigefaction technology enabled the preservation of food for extended periods without spoilage.
- The frigefaction of the body was a common practice during medical procedures to reduce pain and inflammation.
- The frigefaction of the air conditioning system provided a refreshing respite from the scorching summer heat.
FAQs About the word frigefaction
The act of making cold. [Obs.]
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The frigefaction of the air was so intense that it caused icicles to form on eaves.
The scientist conducted experiments on frigefaction to determine its effects on various materials.
The frigefaction process involved the removal of heat from a substance to lower its temperature.
The sudden frigefaction caused the water in the lake to freeze over instantly.
