Adverb:

হয় frostily,

frostily's Usage Examples:

From the beginning, she frostily resists his attentions and gifts, unable to look past his murderous ways.

From then on, Amos treats Alan frostily, insisting on calling him "Mr Turner".

a much-prized gift from her estranged family, whereupon she tells him frostily to leave.

Ziva frostily congratulates her for her promotion and declines an offer to put her in.

Du Maurier has often been painted as a frostily private recluse who rarely mixed in society or gave interviews.

However, many publications regarded the Thunderbird's revival rather more frostily after a few years and it garnered a place on Car and Driver magazine's.

The telegram frostily requested General Bailey to "furnish authority, if any, for wearing the.

"simultaneously at her most vulnerable and her most predatory, at once frostily brittle and raunchily malleable [.

While she is initially treated frostily by Bo and Kenzi, Bo eventually comes to consider her a friend.

When Aaron Copland arrived for his concerts, the authorities treated him frostily before he explained that he was Copland the composer, not Copeland the.

In any case, von Molkte concluded the interview frostily with the formal phrase, "Ich danke Ihnen, Herr Hauptmann" ("I thank you.

the peach-related present he gave her, and Reverend Dartington responded frostily to the poetry and trainspotting books Adrian bought him.

But great-aunt Elroy frostily denies her a seat in the Ardley theatre box, because Candy herself wanted.

Synonyms:

frigidly;