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Meanings of cold reception in English

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Usage of cold reception in English
1
O'Leary was a trifle irritated at the cold reception accorded his news.
Midnight
2
It's too bad, Amy, that you have had such a cold reception.
Nature's Serial Story
3
Britt was not in the least disturbed by this cold reception.
Chatterbox, 1906
4
Ira's cold reception of the suggestion was duly disposed of by the deputy.
Tales of Trail and Town
5
Notwithstanding all these attractions, the new work met with but a cold reception.
The Life of John Clare
6
The captain was not a man to be daunted by a cold reception.
No Name
7
Here he met with a more cold reception than he himself had apprehended.
The History of the Life of the Late Mr. Jonathan Wild the Great
8
Her visits to her foster-child are discouraged by a cold reception.
Emile
9
At Le a cold reception of John and his hasty departure.
The History of England from the Norman Conquest to the Death of ...
10
She prepared herself for a cold reception-evena door slammed in her face.
The Good Girls
11
The increase is especially important given SAA's cold reception of South Africa's most-visited city.
The South African
12
He re-entered the free-agent market again after the season and got a cold reception.
Reuters
13
But Mary was not prepared for the cold reception she would receive in Washington.
A. lincoln: a biography
14
The Count d'Artois gave a very cold reception to the Prefect and his communications.
Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men / First Series
15
That may account for our cold reception by the Germans.
The Ivory Trail
16
But his attempts at conversation met with a cold reception.
The Rules of the Game
This collocation consists of:
Cold reception through the time
Cold reception across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common