Instinctively she had expected them to be cool, as frigid as the effect of that strange mask of which they formed a part.

There followed some lover's phrases, scantily worded, and frigid in an assumed passion.

His friendships were of the most constant because of this temper, and it was only their serenity and almost impersonality that made them seem frigid to those whose temperament was widely different.

Our reception was rather frigid than malignant; we were introduced to our young cousins, and for the first month more frequently consoled than upbraided; but in a short time we found our prattle repressed, our dress neglected, our endearments unregarded, and our requests referred to the housekeeper.

Indeed, the social atmosphere of Wellington remained so frigid toward Delamere that he left town, and did not return for several months.

We see him cutting loose from his base of supplies, leaving enemies behind him, to force his way through hostile races, through unknown lands bristling with almost impassable mountains and frigid with snow and ice.