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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'he was cold' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe how a person is feeling. For example: "John had been outside in the cold for hours, so he was cold when he finally came into the house."
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He was cold and childish".
"We think he was cold".
He was cold.
"He was cold, aloof, condescending, ungrateful.
On the phone, he was cold.
He was cold as a tomb.
Preston was thinking he was cold.
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As a quirky, classicising Colombian obsessed with volume, when flatness was the rage, he was cold-shouldered, or worse.
Rickard Rakell has been on a hot streak since he was cold-fired into the season, so it's understandable that he wants to stay on the ice.
He's cold.
He is cold as the grave".
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