Cool
Cool adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: a cool basement that would be perfect for storing wine
Both words in one sentence
- Aka the "637 class", these had the capability to surface through the ice, which is pretty cool, if not the best thing for global warming.
- Transarctica's backstory for the new Ice Age is "Operation Blind", a plan to cool global warming by kicking up dust with nuclear weapons at the poles.
Source: Gone Horribly Wrong - Of course, it is equally fallacious to claim that any single instance of unseasonably warm—or unseasonably cool—weather anywhere, at any time, is evidence of global warming or climate change.
Source: Fallacy of Composition
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