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ice-hearted

ice-hearted adjective: lacking compassion; cold and unfeeling.

Adjective

ice-hearted (comparative more ice-hearted, superlative most ice-hearted)

  1. Lacking compassion; cold and unfeeling.
    • Even the most ice-hearted commuters melt when they see him sitting there.2014, James Bowen, For the Love of Bob, →ISBN

Forms of ice-hearted

comparativemore ice-hearted
superlativemost ice-hearted
alternative formicehearted

Questions about ice-hearted

What does ice-hearted mean?
Ice-hearted means lacking compassion; cold and unfeeling.
What part of speech is ice-hearted?
Ice-hearted is an adjective.

Words near ice-hearted in the dictionary

  1. ice-float
  2. ice-floats
  3. ice-foot
  4. ice-foots
  5. ice-free
  6. ice-hearted
  7. ice-house
  8. ice-houses
  9. ice-jack
  10. ice-marginal
  11. ice-minus

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