Cold and Late

Cold

Cold adjective - No longer living.
Usage example: paramedics tried to revive him, but he was already cold

Late and cold are semantically related In some cases you can use "Late" instead an adjective "Cold".

Nearby Words: coldness, coldly, coldish

Late

Late adjective - No longer living.
Usage example: our late granduncle remembered us in his will

Cold and late are semantically related in dead topic. Sometimes you can use "Cold" instead an adjective "Late".

Nearby Words: lately, lateness

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • In a late Cheers episode, Frasier remarks that his father is dead and was a scientist in life, two things that are clearly not true in Frasier - it was explained as being the result of Frasier and Martin's relationship being quite cold at the time.
  • Likewise, when he's too late to save Amber Vance from being sacrificed, he tracks down her father and murders him in cold blood, kicking him off the edge of a skyscraper.
  • Series / The Late Late Show Cold Open: Unusually for a late night talk show, James does his monologue before the title sequence.
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