Examples of using Coldness in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Fourth Stage- Skin coldness.
Coldness spouses provoke treason.
Now there is only this coldness that he has to wear.
He flinched, felt the stiffness of the limbs and coldness.
They feel a coldness and indifference inside.
I beg your forgiveness for my coldness towards you.
It's led to coldness and callousness and dehumanized us.
Her only constants are the hunger, coldness and fear.
Coldness will cause more interest than readiness for anything.
But I've had enough of the indifference and coldness.
Is your bitter, vile coldness towards me and your son.
I remember a sense of detachment and falling apart and a coldness.
The coldness is disturbing as we live in warm, sunny Florida.
Morena- the goddess of death and eternal coldness among the Slavs.
However, coldness and loneliness keep driving him back to civilisation.
This warmth brings harshness,agitation and coldness into the soul.
I saw the coldness in his eyes and knew it was defensiveness.
Sometimes men face closeness of women, coldness and independence.
This soothing coldness, the stillness, I mean, it's really a beautiful thing.
To give just a few examples… The heat of the body against the coldness of the cast.
Numbness and coldness in toes and fingers can indicate Raynaud's Syndrome.
Bad signs include rolling the eyes,criticism, coldness and mocking.
Scorpio is known for its coldness and lack of need for loved ones.
Trees are warm and natural materials that perfectly complement the coldness of blue.
Her whole face showed complete coldness and hostility, almost hatred.
Not only coldness, but also excessive, causeless caress can be manifestations of treason.
The more advanced you become, the more you will feel the coldness of the water element.
However, the coldness of the sofa compensates for a comfortable orthopedic mattress and quality materials.
If a girl demonstrates her freedom and coldness, she may be disappointed in men.
Psychopathy may be characterized… as involving a tendency towards both dominance and coldness.