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- pronunciation:
- kold
- parts of speech:
- adjective, noun
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective, noun), Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
adjective |
| inflections: |
colder, coldest |
| definition 1: |
without heat or warmth.
This room is very cold.January is a cold month.- synonyms:
- cool
- antonyms:
- hot
- similar words:
- bitter, icy
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| definition 2: |
feeling a lack of warmth.
I was cold, so I put on an extra blanket.- synonyms:
- chilled
- antonyms:
- hot
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| related words: |
cool |
adverb + (adj.)cold
under
(adj.)cold
+ adverb
outside
(adj.)cold
+ noun
air,
autumn,
beer,
blood,
breeze,
butter,
cereal,
chill,
climate,
comfort,
cream,
dark,
drink,
era,
fever,
flu,
front,
frost,
hunger,
metal,
mist,
night,
noodle,
rain,
refrigerator,
remedy,
salad,
shower,
snap,
snow,
sore,
soup,
spell,
spring,
stare,
storage,
sweat,
temperature,
turkey,
virus,
war,
warrior,
water,
weather,
wind
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| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
low temperature in the environment.
The cold was awful when I walked to work. |
| definition 2: |
a common sickness that often causes coughing and a runny nose.
My son caught a cold from his friend at school.- synonyms:
- flu, influenza
- similar words:
- bug, chill
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adjective + (n.)cold
bitter, common, deep, extreme, hot, icy, warm
verb + (n.)cold
catch, cause, prevent, shiver, suffer
(n.)cold
+ verb
snap
noun + (n.)cold
foot, heat, ice, infection, stone, winter
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| derivations: |
coldly (adv.), coldness (n.) |
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