"thawed" is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It is the past tense of the verb "thaw," which means to melt or become unfrozen. You can use "thawed" to describe something that was once frozen but is now in the process of melting or becoming unfrozen. It can also be used figuratively to describe something that was previously frozen or stagnant but is now becoming active or lively again. Example: The ice cubes in the freezer have thawed, so we can finally make some cold drinks. Example: After years of conflict, the relationship between the two countries has finally thawed, and they are now working towards peace.
The couple decided to have the four embryos thawed and tested to see whether any were chromosomally normal and would thus have a significantly higher likelihood of surviving.
Mr Netanyahu tells his right wing that he will never stop building: the Labour government's freeze on most (not all) settlement building has been thawed for ever.
To see whether the frost has thawed, CFO Europe surveyed 200 finance chiefs and 200 auditors about their opinions of each other, following on from a similar survey conducted in 2004.For the most part, the CFO-auditor relationship isn't as chilly as it was.
Its propulsion systems then had to be thawed out before it could be stabilised.
His relations with the bosses of the right-of-centre PAN, which has its roots in a fiercely Catholic and conservative middle class, were icy during the campaign, and do not appear to have thawed since.
Any spares are frozen, to be thawed later if the first embryo does not survive.
These markets have thawed slightly since the European Central Bank (ECB) provided more than €1 trillion $1.3 trillionn) in three-year loans to European banks.
His relations with Mr Osborne, a fellow Atlanticist and foreign-policy hawk, have thawed so much that the chancellor deployed his team of Treasury ministers to stick up for the defence secretary in Parliament and on the airwaves this week.Dr Fox has impressed as a minister by striving to impose order on perhaps the most chaotic department in Whitehall.
Even the November nuclear deal in Geneva with the so-called P5+1 can be seen as enhancing Iran's regional status to the detriment of Saudi Arabia, which has threatened to distance itself from the United States over the apparent Washington-Tehran thaw.
But after a couple of minutes came a thaw: "Your sincerity really comes across.
Ammil is a Devon term for the thin film of ice that lacquers all leaves, twigs and grass blades when a freeze follows a partial thaw, and that in sunlight can cause a whole landscape to glitter.
