chillness

A slight chillness of the night air was surging slowly in from the river.

A strange chillness, whether of the body or spirit they could not tell, was creeping gradually over them all.

He straightened his shoulders against the chillness of the wind and moved a bit more briskly.

It emitted no heat: On the contrary, the extreme chillness of the place seemed to augment with every moment.

--felt a chillness which in turn reacted on her own manner.

As Lorenzo advanced, He felt a piercing chillness spread itself through his veins.

But the stillness of cold was gone from his limbs, and he felt no more of chillness than was natural to the late summer night.

The chillness of the night was in my favour, since it kept the other Nuns confined to their Cells.

The river steamed around them, in the chillness of the air Finder created with his sliver of para-elemental ice.

Ground source heat pumps are actively producing warmth for heating and passively chillness for cooling.

A lazy chillness crept along his blood; Chok'd was his voice; his hair with horror stood.

In the fourth scene, the polar expedition is troubled by chillness and the members strives to evoke the warm atmosphere through discussion about stoves.

The chillness of Sioraf touched Caeled's other arm, the one with the silver hand.

This time his tone was louder, and the harrowing chillness of his mockery presaged the doom of crime!

As I listened to the mournful hollow sound, and heard it die away in the wind, I felt a sudden chillness spread itself over my body.

She brings us here a sense of strangeness, more than a hint of human warmth, as well as a good strong whiff of alien chillness.

The mountain peak is 6000 ft above the sea level, and its chillness, wind force, cloudy mist, and the steepness gives hard climbing for a devotee.

The Vaults of Ylourgne Gaspard was revived, after a while, by the chillness of the water in which he lay.

Achard studied many subjects, including meteorology, evaporation chillness, electricity, telegraphy, gravity, lightning arresters, and published in German and French.

Half-stunned, and striving to extricate myself from the fallen, spar-weighted sail, I felt the chillness of water splashing about me and knew that the boat was filling and sinking.

The very sound of that chanting, albeit in an unknown tongue, seemed to suspend the heartward flowing of his veins, and to set the tomb's chillness in his marrow.

But waiting anxiously on the high tower, and watching the golden lights of Faraad rather than the white, implacable stars, he felt a light, passing chillness that belonged not to the summer air.

And, nearing them, the prophet was stayed by a terrible chillness that smote upon him from their bodies, which were pallid as the flesh of leprosy and white as moon-washed marble.

He could not bear the heat of South India, and to overcome this, Hazrat Zulfiqar Shaheed used to apply sandalwood paste in his entire body for chillness.

It all had a desolate and forbidding air; and I felt in my very marrow the brooding chillness that had come in from the unseen marsh in that dismal, ever-coiling fog.