[
UK
/ˈaɪsɪnˌɛs/
]
NOUN
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a lack of affection or enthusiasm
a distressing coldness of tone and manner - coldness due to a cold environment
How To Use iciness In A Sentence
- The testers have a checklist which includes sear evenness, juiciness and chewiness. The Sun
- The Korean food industry has agreed to five standard levels of spiciness for gochujang, or Korean chili paste, for international customers.
- At best, the show plays out like a character study of two opposing personalities, one of whom wears the iciness of an assassin on his sleeve, while the other is a loveable goof.
- Even Fortyne, who left a step behind him, had an iciness in his bearing that was almost palpable. THE SCAR
- I suggested that maybe the spiciness of the Merguez may be overpowering it, because the Emmental certainly gave my own crepe it's nutty distinct flavour.
- In contrast to the uncluttered iciness of many newer places, it is cosy, relaxing and, well, romantic, with oil lamps on each table.
- Now, generally, the iciness had modified to coolness, and the hostility to suspicion. SKINWALKERS
- On the palate it has an overpowering spiciness.
- And if you indeed do earn over the $250K he has proposed as the cutoff, perhaps this will be a time for your senator and congressperson to step up and advocate for a cost-of-living deduction based on the relative priciness of some areas of the U.S. Thank you sir may I have another
- Juiciness increases flavour, helps soften meat - making it easier to chew, and stimulates saliva production in the mouth.