chill

US /tʃɪl/
UK /tʃɪl/
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a feeling of coldness

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There's a chill in the air tonight.
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She felt a sudden chill despite the warm room.
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coldnesscoolnessnipcrispnessfreshness
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a sudden feeling of fear or anxiety

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The news sent a chill down her spine.
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A chill of dread ran through him.
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shivertremorfrissondreadapprehension
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make (someone) cold

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The cold wind chilled her to the bone.
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The sudden drop in temperature chilled the room.
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coolrefrigeratefreezemake cold
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depress or frighten (someone)

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The horror movie chilled him to the bone.
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The grim atmosphere chilled their spirits.
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frightenscareterrifydepressdiscourage
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relaxed and calm

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Just relax and be chill.
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He's a very chill person, always calm under pressure.
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relaxedcalmeasygoinglaid-backmellow
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chill outcook-chillthe chill wind ofchill someone to the bone