frigidly
- r without warmth or enthusiasm
- The austere "Jix" frigidly made clear in his reply that Russell has been informed that he may land in England upon promising not to enter the Irish Free State, where he is .
- Instead he left the floor and did not return until the end of a long, frigidly polite, painstaking speech by Senator Walsh who, with maps hung on the Senate walls to make it .
- Britain's socialist New Statesman and Nation spoke so frigidly last week because it had just been left in the cold.