frozenness

The very essence of apple pie nowadays is its frozenness.

If he lay passive, he would sink, while frozenness above slid down to keep him in his grave.

"I thought that the families had a kind of peculiar frozenness," Ms. Lavery said.

It is not just the frozenness of today's product that makes it archaic to say "as American as apple pie."

Because of their non-transparency and syntactic frozenness we shall consider dead metaphors to be minimal lexical units.

Ross, Haj (2000) The frozenness of pseudoclefts - towards an inequality-based syntax.

When freshness, frozenness and other factors are considered, the average American consumer (is he or she in Dayton or Peoria?)

And the production begins, in what has become a Cheek by Jowl signature, with the entire company assembled onstage with the formal frozenness of chess pieces waiting to be moved into play.

Galinda hoped that Ama Clutch would suffer a little frozenness of jaw before being well enough to show up in Shin and chaperone Galinda through whatever was to come.

He was freezing more and more solid, he felt like, but he had not thought of his father or the blank frozenness of his father, even in church, which had once filled him with such pity.

The 'frame".heightens the drama by theatrically 'presenting' the internal action of the composition, emphasizing its frozenness by isolating, and often conspiratorially showing, a warmly-lit-scene directly encompassed with chambered and secret recesses' (ibid, p. 12).