Bitter and Cool

Bitter

Bitter adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: a bitter February day for this part of the country

Cool and bitter are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cool" instead an adjective "Bitter".

Cool

Cool adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: a cool basement that would be perfect for storing wine

Bitter and cool are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bitter" instead an adjective "Cool".

Nearby Words: coolness, coolly, cooler, cooled, cooling

Both words in one sentence

  • Cool Big Sis Even after a barrage of very awful tragedies she's still a Cool Big Sis, to the bitter end.
    Source: Cool Big Sis
  • Cool Teacher Eventually, he was revealed to be a crotchety, bitter fellow teacher in a wig who was attempting to subvert Cool Teacher.
    Source: Cool Teacher
  • In a way, she's his opposite: while Mike only falters on the rare occasions when he loses his cool, April is at her scheming best when she's most bitter and desperate.
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