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Meanings of sudden chill in English

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Usage of sudden chill in English
1
The risk of a misunderstanding or sudden chill in relations is real.
Reuters
2
The sight of that uniform created a sudden chill in her heart.
The Rose in the Ring
3
Exiting the vehicle, Peter felt a sudden chill; the temperature was dropping.
The passage
4
A sudden chill seemed to have fallen on most of the party.
Amos Huntingdon
5
Seizing the light, I fled the room, a sudden chill upon me.
The Great Book of Amber
6
Portia wanted to grab a mantle to ward off her sudden chill.
The devil she knows
7
Tommen did not seem to notice the sudden chill in the air.
A feast for crows
8
Aoi sensed a sudden chill in the emotional climate that surrounded Yanagisawa.
Bundori
9
You have grown quite pale; you tremble: is it a sudden chill?
Zicci: A Tale — Volume 01
10
Raphael drummed his fingers on the table, overcome by a sudden chill.
Immortal wolf
11
A cool wind blew over her, and Myrrima felt a sudden chill.
Chaosbound
12
Then a sudden chill swept through his body, making his teeth chatter.
Dave Porter in the Gold Fields; Or, The Search for the Landslide...
13
As Ayla listened to the old man, she felt a sudden chill.
The Mammoth Hunters
14
He felt a sudden chill, as though awakening from a cruel dream.
Cross of St. George
15
Poor Matthew instantly plunged into the grave, and died of a sudden chill.
Old Saint Paul's: A Tale of the Plague and the Fire
16
She sped to his side in a sudden chill of terror.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: First Series
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