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iciness

/ˈaɪ.si.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das entweder den Zustand starker Kälte oder das Fehlen von Wärme und Enthusiasmus in der Art oder im Verhalten bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈaɪ.si.nəs/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das entweder den Zustand starker Kälte oder das Fehlen von Wärme und Enthusiasmus in der Art oder im Verhalten bezeichnet.

A noun describing either a state of extreme coldness or a lack of warmth and enthusiasm in manner or behavior.

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  1. Extreme coldnessB2formal

    The quality or state of being very cold, especially due to low temperatures or a freezing environment.

    deEiseskälte

    • The iciness of the wind made everyone shiver.
    • He could feel the iciness of the metal railing through his gloves.
    • She wrapped her coat tightly against the iciness of the morning air.
    • The iciness of the water surprised him as he stepped in.

    Synonymechillinesscoldnessfrigidityfrostinessgelidity

    Antonymeheathotnesswarmth

  2. Emotional coldnessC1formal

    A lack of warmth, affection, or enthusiasm in manner or behavior; a detached or unfriendly attitude.

    deKälte

    • There was a noticeable iciness in her voice when she spoke to him.
    • The iciness of their greeting suggested unresolved tension.
    • His remarks were met with an iciness that discouraged further conversation.
    • The iciness between the two colleagues made the office atmosphere uncomfortable.

    Synonymealoofnesschillinesscoldnesscoolnessdetachmentfrigidityfrostinessremotenessstandoffishnessunfriendliness

    Antonymeaffectioncordialityenthusiasmfriendlinesswarmth

Formen
  • icinesses plural form
  • icinesses' possessive plural form
  • iciness's possessive singular form
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