Coldness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being cold
• the quality or condition of being of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body
• a feeling of fear or horror
• the quality of lacking affection or warmth of feeling
• (in reference to colour) the quality of containing pale blue or grey
• The state or quality of being cold.
• the sensation produced by low temperatures
• a lack of affection or enthusiasm
• the absence of heat

Words related to COLDNESS

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Words that contain COLDNESS

coldnesses13

How to use COLDNESS in a sentence

• That coldness had nothing to do with my heart, but resulted partially from my habit of wearing a wet towel on my head.
• It is easy to listen to far off echoes unmoved, and we can treat them with disbelief, or scorn, or disdain, or whatever attitude of coldness may suit our purpose.
• Sometimes when she met with coldness and indifference where she least expected it, she would grow sad but would not yield to discouragement.
• This is the coldness and want of heat, although sitting close by the fire.
• A certain coldness in the atmosphere, which was perceptible immediately beneath the barred window, led him to believe that this communicated with the outer air.
• But now it appeared that her coldness or her indifference might be ascribed to any other cause than the one to which he had attributed it, the innocence of an inexperienced mind.
• The hardness of his words, the coldness of his smile, his apparently utter indifference to her had sent something that was almost like a quick, physical pain into her eyes.
• From such flights of fancy, he was aroused by the growing coldness of the water.
• Accept their coldness as an omen of grace with the loftier deities, and allow them all their privilege.
• Having gone, as usual, to the Commander of the post to obtain the necessary provisions, and a canoe and boatmen, he was received with unusual coldness.
• Coldness, suspicion, and mutual want of esteem and confidence, follow of course.
• I know that what is to me justice and honor is to them only a hateful coldness.
• She felt angry again at the idea that he should venture to treat her with a coldness which seemed to imply that she had been in the wrong.
• The quality of ingratitude is not changed because faithful love is not frozen in the heart by its coldness.
• It is wet, it is dry, It frequently comes, Proceeding from the heat of the sun, And the coldness of the moon.
• General Ducrot, who was there, and between whom and Trochu a certain coldness has sprung up, declared that he had always been opposed to any attempt to retain this position.
• It sacrifices its attribute of coldness to the quality of heat which the fire possesses so that in the iron there remains no solidity, darkness or cold.
• No longer was there any harshness in her words or any coldness in her looks.
• All the coldness she had witnessed that morning, all the merciless purpose, even the simple friendliness he had displayed toward her.
• Each word came distinctly, deliberately, in a voice of bitter coldness.
• Not a word was said, but in that silent caress every barrier of coldness and reserve was forever broken down between them.
• And because the heart with its heat should moderate the coldness of the brain, it is made of that fat flesh apt to keep a strong heat.
• Lawrence was received by them with coldness and murmurs.
• You were so human, Father Malloy, Taking a friendly glass sometimes with us, Siding with us who would rescue Spoon River From the coldness and the dreariness of village morality.
• Hamilton changed in the coldness of their manner towards their child.
• He had married her for the sake of conquering her, attracted by the very coldness with which she had tried in her girlhood to repel him.
• At last her coldness made him pine To merely bones and skin, But still he loved like one resolved To love through thick and thin.
• It is an attitude so unnatural and artificial that it inevitably tends to produce a real coldness which nothing can disguise.
• You may even be cold to him without danger, for you can modify coldness at will.
• Our coldness can only come from our neglecting to stir up the gift that is in us.
• It arises again from the trait of want of animation or of coldness of manners.
• Then, again, Miss Gwynne returned to him, with her pride and coldness.

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