Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sudden-chill
noun
/ˈsʌd.ən tʃɪl/

Definition
A rapid drop in temperature that occurs unexpectedly, often leaving individuals feeling unprepared for the change.

Examples
- As night fell, a sudden-chill swept over the beach, causing everyone to grab their jackets.
- The sudden-chill during the storm surprised the hikers, making them seek shelter.

Meaning
Refers to an abrupt shift in the ambient temperature, usually resulting in discomfort or surprise.

Synonyms
- unexpected cold
- abrupt drop in temperature
- sharp cold