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Meanings of chilly in English
Usage of chilly in English
1
Well, it's a good thing we haven't far to go; rather chilly.
2
It's been a couple of chilly nights so far, said Mr Law.
3
Despite this chilly topic, Apple had good news regarding its Q3 performance.
4
So, in other words, they still had to be quite, quite chilly.
5
Which I would need; the morning was chilly and gray, threatening rain.
6
It is chilly for the time of year, but rather warm indoors.
7
The water was chilly, and it felt good on my suntanned skin.
8
He asked if he might wait inside as it was chilly outside.
9
In spite of the chilly reception, I went directly to the issue.
10
The wind was chilly, too, more seasonal for this time of year.
11
Gusts of wind ran along the water; it had become suddenly chilly.
12
Running through the chilly night she remembered the gloves in her pocket.
13
She was down to the realities; besides, the room was disagreeably chilly.
14
Crisp, chilly night has Honolulu-born Ron Darling regularly breathing on right hand.
15
It's chilly, he said, looking undignified in green space thermals and boots.
16
It's not the first time Mr Abe's attitude been described as chilly.
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Chilly through the time
Chilly across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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