Meanings of severely cold in English

The winters, however stormy, were never severely cold in this sea-beaten spot.

Frequently we have heard of whole families perishing during severely cold weather.

To add to all this, the winter was severely cold, beyond any precedent.

It is rarely severely cold, and then only a few days at a time.

It was Evacuation-Day, and severely cold, and the hot-stuff pleased everybody, on such an occasion.

Except during the severely cold weather, Athens is as lively a town as may be.

The atmosphere has been severely cold.

The weather had turned severely cold, adding to the misery of the unsheltered, but the flood was falling rapidly.

All the day, and during the long wintry night, the freezing blasts blew fiercely, and the weather grew more severely cold.

While the life of an actor may seem glamorous, those who were involved in Icelandic scenes had to brave severely cold conditions.

The night was not severely cold; but the men, who were on the front, after a day's fighting, found it quite uncomfortable.

But the buildings already erected will furnish accommodations-lesseligible, but perfectly comfortable except in severely cold weather-forat least an equal number.

The last glacial period ended about 10,000 years ago, which means that severely cold weather should soon return.

During a severely cold winter, in which I went out in a very thin great-coat, I received quite unexpectedly one trimmed with fur.

An analysis with the mosquito model indicated that the mosquito numbers increase during a warm and humid summer or after a severely cold winter.

It was severely cold now, and our young friend condescended to prance and jump over the ice-skimmed puddles to keep his blood in motion.