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cool

adjective as in cold, nippy

adjective as in excellent

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in reduce temperature, chill down

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Example Sentences

Olsen: I have to say, I know it’s a plot point in the story that the hat is supposed to be this sort of grandma’s disaster of a hat, but it looks so cool.

When Jeymes Samuel saw that scene as a kid, growing up in West London, he thought it was so cool that Damien referred to Jesus Christ as “Nazarene.”

Sparks echoed those sentiments: “I feel that everybody needs a night off. I think we should all celebrate cool culture and come together. Let’s have some fun and dance the pain away.”

“His son isn’t old enough to quite do some of those things, but I know he enjoys sharing stories back on what’s going on at home, which is cool to see.”

“I think it’s cool to have a coach support you like that. I try and say as many good things about games as possible, but I think I’m outnumbered.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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