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Meanings of habitually cold in English

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Usage of habitually cold in English
1
But this sudden warmth and tenderness, coming from a man habitually cold, overpowered the stout general.
Foul Play
2
Skadi's expression, habitually cold, grew icy.
Runemarks
3
Little acts in themselves, but great when we consider that they were those of an habitually cold and selfish person.
Emilie the Peacemaker
4
Though habitually cold and severe in his manner during these latter years, there was a spring of playful tenderness beneath.
Great Italian and French Composers
5
If the feet are put often into hot water, they will become habitually cold, and make one more or less delicate and nervous.
The Recreations of a Country Parson
6
Sometimes, especially in the beginning, or when the feet are habitually cold, it is better to apply the action only from the knees down.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
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