The phrase "frightening cold" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It implies that the cold weather is causing fear or discomfort. Example: "As I stepped outside into the frightening cold, I immediately regretted not wearing a thicker coat."
In the 1960 Congo crisis, with its frightening cold war overtones, Bunche and Hammarskjold, with the help of a large United States airlift, got 3,000 peacekeeping troops to the Congo within four days of the Security Council decision to send them, and 10,000 more in the next three weeks.
Mr. Lumumba frightened cold war American policy makers; in 1961, he was assassinated with what is believed to have been the participation of the Central Intelligence Agency.
In the jail, he recalled, she was tired, frightened, and cold.
I admit Lindisfarne was diverting for those new to its wind-ravaged beauty and stories of Saints Aidan and Cuthbert, men not frightened of cold water.
After The Dark Is Rising came Greenwitch, set in Cornwall, about the cold, frightening magic of the sea; and the spare, majestic The Grey King, set in Wales.
With us, his mood changes were alarming: he was impatient, cold, frightening, and impossible to please.
Over time, these mechanical performers (who have changed their initial lineup too many times to keep track) have become the "Tongue and Lip" logo of electronic sounds, and they are, in spite of their frightening dead and cold face, a testimony of the importance and influence of Kraftwerk over the years.
Nothing is better than a cold, frightening story that will leave you with chills.
"Death is a cold chill, frightening beyond reason," he wrote in his autobiography.
Be that as it may, this show is as gripping as photojournalist exhibitions get, and it will be especially so for any American who came of age during those strange and frightening decades of the cold war.
14 16 Themes emerging from qualitative research include the ambiguity of feeling both joy and grief, 17 comparisons made between preterm birth and the 'normal' full-term experience that mothers were denied, 18 19 and references to the cold and frightening atmosphere of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
