frigidly

There was almost a fight, and they were frigidly escorted to the door.

She would have become frigidly polite when he'd gotten that look in his eyes.

There will be nothing frigidly official about my unauthorized mission.

"I am well aware of that," the nurse said frigidly.

"We'd better try this another time, when we're alone," he said, frigidly.

His mind remained frozen, though, frigidly locked into limited thought.

"It is well," said Robert, no less frigidly, "that a man should know his own work.

The marbled floor was frigidly cold and it brought my nipples to full attention.

He said frigidly, "Why should there be hard feelings?

The grey waters chopped frigidly against the flat stone where he always stood.

"Oh you needn't be afraid of trim," the lady said frigidly.

Black ones turned things frigidly cold; green ones made them sprout leaves.

He said frigidly, "Well, we have our engine men."

"The Mule," said the captain, frigidly, "will find that beyond his ability."

"The 222nd is my station," said the other frigidly.

He grinned frigidly as he continued to drive south.

"Certainly that is most in accord with your own principles," replied Milady, frigidly.

"I am not aware to whom I have the honor of speaking," he said frigidly.

"Are you suggesting," he said frigidly, "that this story is untrue?"

She said frigidly: "Gracious me, I should like to see him come!

Neither Laura nor the young man had been strong enough to withstand their frigidly withering assault.

(Turning frigidly away, and speaking to the gentleman at her right.)

She glared frigidly in the direction of the speaker, whom she could not actually identify.

She tried to sound calm and polite and succeeded in being frigidly wooden.

Dash stalked back to the front entryway into the frigidly cold December evening.