Synonyms for chilling
chill·ing

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1. cooling, chilling, temperature reductionadjective

   the process of becoming cooler; a falling temperature

   Synonyms:
   temperature reduction, cooling system, cooling

   Antonyms:
   unalarming

2. chilling, scarey, scary, shivery, shudderyadjective

   provoking fear terror

   "a scary movie"; "the most terrible and shuddery...tales of murder and revenge"

   Synonyms:
   scary, shivery, scarey, shuddery

   Antonyms:
   unalarming

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1. lounging

   Submitted by anonymous on February 5, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "chilling":

   cooling, refrigeration, bone-chilling, frightening, paralysing, terrifying, hair-raising, deterrent, scary, cold

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1. Simona Halep:

   It's first time when I stay here in the village. I have a house, very nice house. I'm just chilling, i had some bread with Nutella in the morning. This is my dessert for this tournament.

2. Caleb Kershner:

   To issue a reindictment would have a chilling effect on law enforcement.

3. Stephen Vladeck:

   They're gon na lose even though they win, and that's the chilling effect, they face this specter of potentially endless ruinous litigation that it just can't stop. They can't avoid ; they can't preempt.

4. Denis Krivosheev:

   This chilling `confession' from a separatist fighter, alongside video evidence and testimony from witnesses, and the mounting evidence of abuses of captives by both sides, highlights the urgent need for an independent investigation into this and all other allegations of abuses in this conflict which began a year ago.

5. Joe Biden:

   Donald Trump's Acting Navy Secretary shot the messenger - a commanding officer who was faithful to both his national security mission and his duty to care for his sailors, and who rightly focused attention on a broader concern about how to maintain military readiness during this pandemic, and the Navy sent a chilling message to the rest of the fleet about speaking truth to power. The poor judgment here belongs to the Trump Administration, not a courageous officer trying to protect his sailors.