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Meaning of cool
The primary meaning of the word "cool" is having a moderately low temperature, or being calm and composed.
Etymology of cool
The word "cool" originates from Old English "cōl", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "kōliz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "gel-"
Historically, the word "cool" was used to describe temperature, but its meaning has expanded to include behavioral and social connotations
Synonyms
calm
composed
serene
tranquil
peaceful
relaxed
laid-back
easygoing
unfazed
unflappable
collected
chilled
refreshing
soothing
mild
temperate
pleasant
agreeable
delightful
charming
appealing
attractive
fashionable
trendy
stylish
chic
modern
hip
popular
in-vogue
fresh
airy
breezy
gentle
soft
silky
smooth
suave
sophisticated
elegant
refined
polished
poised
dignified
reserved
subdued
restrained
quiet
still
silent
hushed
muted
toned-down
low-key
understated
modest
humble
unassuming
unpretentious
Definitions
- Having a moderately low temperature
- * Calm and composed in one's behavior or manner
- * Fashionably attractive or impressive
- * Giving an impression of calmness or composure
Usage Examples
- The cool breeze on a summer day is very refreshing
- * She remained cool under pressure and handled the situation with ease
- * The new restaurant is really cool, with its trendy decor and fashionable clientele
Antonyms
hot
warm
heated
fiery
passionate
excited
agitated
upset
angry
furious
enraged
inflamed
irritated
annoyed
exasperated
frustrated
flustered
flapped
ruffled
disturbed
troubled
tense
strained
taut
tight
wound-up
worked-up
hyper
overwrought
hysterical
frantic
frenzied
frenetic
feverish
torrid
sweltering
sultry
stifling
oppressive
uncomfortable
unpleasant