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Cold means having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness
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What does wintry mean?
Belonging to the characteristics of winter or cold. Or. Suggestive of winter, as in cheerlessness or coldness; Bleak
Does rice hold coldness?
I meant does raw rice hold coldness?
What was the coldness people died of in the sea?
coldness the word is called hypothermia (:
What sentences can coldness be used in?
"The wet towel trapped the coldness inside the water bottle" " The coldness surrounded us in the winter" etc....What grade are you in?
What is wrong with Minnesota?
There is nothing "Wrong" with minnesota! If you mean the downsides than the extreme coldness and tornadoes. That's about it
How do you use the word coldness in a sentence?
i feel the coldness of the night in the christmas eve.
How you say chill in Japanese?
Is chill as in coldness, the word is hie. To quiet down, shizumeru.
What is refers to the hotness or coldness of an object?
Temperature is the measure of the hotness or coldness of an object.
Is there such a thing as coldness in science?
no there is not a such thing as coldness in science or in America, or Japan or in lala land no where!!! coldness is the absence of heat. i mean u could put carbon and friction and gas together and make heat but what can u put together to make coldness think about it when you are out side on a sunny day and you are sweating and then the sun goes behind a cloud and every thing cools but what is there to cooling every thing nothing its not something that comes its something that goes that decreases the temperature get it??? if no I'm sorry!TO condense the above answerThere is no such thing as coldness What we call cold is low temperatureIt is very very cold in outer space but as I said no such thing as coldness
Is coldness a chemical change?
No.
How of these words connotes the idea of coldness?
Words like frosty, icy, chilling, and frigid connote the idea of coldness.
How does meteorologist measure he hotness and coldness of the air?
They use "thermometers", and they report the hotness and coldness in terms of "temperature" units.
