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Significados de cold-bloodedness em inglês

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Property of organism whose internal temperature varies considerably.

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Uso de cold-bloodedness em inglês
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Hence the remarkable calm and cold-bloodedness in farmers, which diplomats should admire.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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Did you ever hear of anything to equal the cold-bloodedness of it?
Half a Rogue
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Aline's marriage, therefore, was due to hereditary cold-bloodedness and not to covetousness.
A Fool and His Money
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As for Lady Dudleigh, she did not lose one particle of her cold-bloodedness.
The Living Link: A Novel
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I think even the hunters are appalled at his cold-bloodedness.
The Sea-Wolf
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Almost, indeed, had the Breton shuddered at his compatriot's cold-bloodedness.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
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Self-control is very often mistaken superficially for cold-bloodedness, just as heartiness is mistaken for big-heartedness.
Swirling Waters
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What I don't like about him is his cold-bloodedness.
Cord and Creese
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Maybe it was the suddenness of what had happened, or the violence, or the cold-bloodedness of it.
Boy’s Life
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The cold-bloodedness of that thought shocked even me, and I looked around for something to distract me.
Hex and the city
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This was a cold-bloodedness he found sickening.
The Time Traders
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Its cold-bloodedness, the absence of all excitement, make it so different from one's usual notions of a battle.
With Rimington
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It's their very detachment, what you might call the cold-bloodedness of science, that makes science the killer app.
The Guardian
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However, while every parent's tolerance has a limit there would be a certain, not entirely flattering, cold-bloodedness to it.
News.com.au
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Such cold-bloodedness appeared premature and unnatural in a man who could not yet have seen more than five-and-twenty summers.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 335, September 1...
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You need to be able to control the release and expression of emotion, but not to the point of cold-bloodedness.
The Guardian