Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cold-wind
noun
/koʊld wɪnd/
Definition
A cold wind is a natural breeze characterized by low temperatures, often associated with chilly weather conditions.
Examples
- The cold wind whipped through the trees, sending leaves swirling around.
- We decided to stay indoors because the cold wind was biting at our faces.
- With the arrival of winter, the cold wind began to howl outside the windows.
Meaning
The term ‘cold wind’ refers to a strong, chilly breeze that can make the air feel colder than the actual temperature. It often occurs during autumn and winter months and is frequently felt during storms or changes in weather patterns.
Synonyms
- chilly breeze
- frigid gust
- icy wind
