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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. Past participle of deep-freeze.
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- v. Past participle of deep-freeze
Examples
“With the help of some scientists, the researcher Dillow has calculated that the temperature in the polar regions must suddenly have dropped to negative 175°F.74 Brown mentions dozens of facts about these deep-frozen mammoths that cannot be explained by the theory of evolution.75 The only acceptable explanation is a global catastrophe, such as described in the account of the Flood in the Bible.”
“This means that the mammoths must have been deep-frozen very, very suddenly indeed.”
“For many in the workforce, salaries are deep-frozen, prices are rising, savings are rare and the flipside of the ageing "burden" is the extended experience of youth dependency.”
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“BAA boss Stanley "king of the dribble" Matthews was characteristically modest when accepting the award, a jumbo-sized deep-frozen Black Forest Gateau-style dessert.”
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“The frosts of its highlands might hold deep-frozen samples of once living beings.”
“The question remains: what should be done with these deep-frozen fertilized eggs?”
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“In the past few years, Hiestand has grown organically by more than 10% annually in the sector of deep-frozen bakery goods.”
“ANDERSON: Should global catastrophe happen, he's confident the world's food supply will be safe, deep-frozen inside this mountain.”
“Patronizing jerk, thought Mason, staring down at the deep-frozen rat corpse he had dumped on the table.”
“Yet in spite of its deep-frozen state, activity is noticeable even here: plumes of carbon as black as squid ink emerge from cracks in its surface.”
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