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Noun cold front has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCold FrontDefinition:A cold front refers to the boundary between two air masses, where a cold air mass replaces a warmer air mass, resulting in a change in weather conditions. Senses:Sense 1:Noun - Meteorology A narrow zone where a cold air mass moves into a region occupied by a warmer air mass, causing precipitation, wind, and temperature changes. Example Sentence: "The cold front brought heavy rainfall and gusty winds, cooling down the previously hot summer day." Related Products: Sense 2:Noun - Figurative An abrupt change or shift in a situation, particularly in attitudes or emotions. Example Sentence: "Her cheerful demeanor suddenly shifted like a cold front when she received bad news." Related Products: Sense 3:Adjective - Popular Describes a drink or beverage that is served or enjoyed cold. Example Sentence: "The restaurant offers a refreshing cold front lemonade, perfect for hot summer days." Related Products: | ||||
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