- nounfrigidity (noun)
- very low temperature; extreme cold:"the frigidity of Minnesota's winter" · "the frigidity of the water during the peak surfing season"
- stiffness or formality of behavior or style:"the overly polite frigidity of middle-class life" · "his manner is cold to the point of near frigidity"
- derogatorysexual unresponsiveness or lack of interest in sex (typically used of a woman):"I have developed a profound skepticism about the alleged frigidity of the two-timed wife"
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- Frigidity is a term that can refer to a lack or deficiency of sexual responsiveness or interest, often accompanied by an inability to experience pleasure during sexual activity12. It can also refer to the state of being cold, unresponsive, or lacking in emotion or warmth in non-sexual contexts2. Frigidity can also mean the fact of being unfriendly or very formal34.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.: the quality or state of being frigid specifically : marked or abnormal sexual indifference especially in a womanwww.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/frigidityFrigidity is a term used to indicate a lack or deficiency of sexual responsiveness or interest, often accompanied by an inability to experience pleasure during sexual activity. However, it can also refer to the state of being cold, unresponsive, or lacking in emotion or warmth in non-sexual contexts.www.definitions.net/definition/frigidity
frigidity noun [U] (UNFRIENDLINESS) the fact of being unfriendly or very formal: He is doomed to repeat the frigidity of his father's life. The film's main theme is emotional frigidity. More examples. Many actresses have a frigidity about them.
dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/frigidityfrigidity noun [U] (UNFRIENDLINESS) the fact of being unfriendly or very formal: He is doomed to repeat the frigidity of his father's life. The movie's main theme is emotional frigidity.dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/frigidity Explore further
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