Adjective:

थोडी थंडी आहे,

chillier's Usage Examples:

atmosphere between the two (in a dialogue effected via megaphones) grows chillier, accompanied in the orchestra by the rhythmic demolition of a stack of.

more tightly plotted, ultra-extended dynamics and a stretch of chillier, loopier atmospherics.

") When autumn arrives and the nights get chillier, Liza"s secret meetings with Jim become less comfortable and more trying;.

generally speaking, the windy, humid weather makes it feel significantly chillier than indicated by real temperatures.

Hamilton claims that during the 1984 season, their relationship got even chillier when Caray admitted to him that he'd in fact had an affair with the daughter-in-law of the longtime Cardinals owner Gussie Busch"nbsp;— which has long been rumored to be the reason for his firing by the Cardinals in 1969.

In Europe, however, it met with a chillier reception.

Blunt"s version of Mary Poppins to be "excellent", finding it "a little chillier and more austere" while referring to it as "truer to the spirit of the.

Fitzgerald"s most famous stories about privilege and romance surprised by the chillier realities outside a university"s gates, "Winter Dreams" and "The Rich Boy.

with the Baltic cold, and wroth, as was common with him, with the still chillier winds which blew from the Admiralty Board: "But," he says, "all in the.

Hamilton claims that during the 1984 season, their relationship got even chillier when Caray admitted to him that he"d in fact had an affair with the daughter-in-law.

The relationship became even chillier when McElwain frequently criticized the state of the program and the administration"s.

Antigua, though with the extra 600m above sea level it is often a little chillier in the night.

Caouette never got along very well, and their relationship became even chillier after the 1963 election.

Synonyms:

unemotional,

Antonyms:

warm, emotional,