chilled

/ tʃɪld /

adjective

1. (of a person) feeling cold
2. (of food or drink) kept cool
3. informal.
   Alsochilled-out relaxed or easy-going in character or behaviour

Example Sentences

One of my favorite things to eat in recent years is a smart, thoughtful combination of raw and cooked ingredients — especially in a dish served chilled or at room temperature.

From Salon

Journalists and some organizations have been edited out or been essentially chilled from being too provocative and critical for him to give a witty, brazen, but seldom truthful answer….

From Salon

“Disney is at risk of less international tourism to the U.S., particularly from Canada, due to chilled foreign relations.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, the festive mood between the pair had substantially chilled by the new year, with no donation transpiring and, instead, a call from the tech tycoon for Farage to be replaced as party leader.

From BBC

“Like the revocation of her visa, her arrest and detention are designed to silence her, punish her for her speech, and ensure that other students will be chilled from expressing pro-Palestinian viewpoints,” the complaint read.

From Salon

Related Words

• bitter
• bleak
• brisk
• cool
• crisp
• frigid
• frosty
• frozen
• icy
• intense
• raw
• snowy
• wintry