What is the opposite of calor?

The word calor may refer to:

- Bodily heat associated with inflammation.

- The Spanish word calor, meaning heat.

Here's a list of antonyms for heat.

Contexts ▼▲ Noun Opposite of the condition or quality of being hot Opposite of hot weather conditions Opposite of intensity of feeling, especially of anger or excitement (the heat, slang) Opposite of the police or law enforcement Opposite of a weapon that uses explosive powder to propel a projectile often made of lead Opposite of an event in which people compete, typically for amusement and for a prize Opposite of an organized competition or activity usually performed for the enjoyment of a mass of people Opposite of the quality of being eager or enthusiastic Opposite of a person granted the legal authority to enforce the law Opposite of the state of being cold and damp Opposite of a long and serious speech given as a scolding or reprimand Opposite of a contest held to establish someone's, or something's, superiority or supremacy Opposite of a (pleasantly) strong or sharp flavor or smell Verb Opposite of to cause an increase in temperature of an object or space (heat up) Opposite of to become hot or hotter ("heat up", figuratively) Opposite of to become more intense and exciting ("heat up", figuratively) Opposite of to become increasingly angry Opposite of to prepare food for consumption, usually using heat Opposite of to cook food on a grill Opposite of to burn or set fire to (something) … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ Opposite of the condition or quality of being hot chill cold coldness chilliness cool coolness frostiness iciness frigidness freshness frigidity freeze mildness sting bitterness bite crispness wintriness gelidity sharpness nippiness nip “The trapped climbers huddled close together as the chill of the cavern started to seep into their bodies.” Noun ▲ Opposite of hot weather conditions cold coldness wintriness chill winter coolness wintertime cold wave low temperature cold weather “It was Christmas Eve, and many producers did not receive warnings of the impending cold in time to reschedule Christmas vacations and alert crews.” Noun ▲ Opposite of intensity of feeling, especially of anger or excitement apathy coldness coolness indifference calmness impassiveness impassivity insensibility insensibleness insensitiveness insensitivity disinterest dullness nonchalance passivity composure disregard passiveness unconcern uninterestedness dispassionateness unresponsiveness casualness detachment dispassion insouciance impassibility stoicism complacence emotionlessness lack of concern uncaring attitude disinterestedness incuriosity incuriousness listlessness numbness inertia unfeelingness aloofness phlegm torpor affectlessness boredom heedlessness neutrality lethargy inactivity idleness peace frigidity lack of interest lack of enthusiasm laziness acedia hate calm depression unenthusiasm mildness feebleness weakness spiritlessness lifelessness peacefulness dispiritedness uninterest droopiness languor halfheartedness accidie sluggishness lassitude ennui discouragement insincerity unimportance lack of involvement lack of care lack of curiosity more ❯ “When we tolerate atrocity, injustice, or the violation of basic rights, tolerance is apathy in the face of evil.” Noun ▲ (the heat, slang) Opposite of the police or law enforcement criminals misfits gangsters mobsters felonry “These children, they said, were destined to become wastrels, neurotic misfits or criminals.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a weapon that uses explosive powder to propel a projectile often made of lead disarmament Noun ▲ Opposite of an event in which people compete, typically for amusement and for a prize agreement calm peace quiet stillness tranquilityUS tranquillityUK calmness ease peacefulness control contentment harmony pleasure happiness enjoyment joy hush restfulness silence order frigidity contentedness composure equanimity relaxation serenity relief balance ataraxia assurance collectedness ataraxy equability placidness restraint patience imperturbation reassurance sangfroid stoicism imperturbability levelheadedness self-assurance self-control coolness coolheadedness self-possession stability peace of mind more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of an organized competition or activity usually performed for the enjoyment of a mass of people exhibition friendly practice demo demonstration session showcase workout work-out drill exercise preparation rehearsal run-through training session tune-up practice game practice match “Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic engaged in some funny banter during an exhibition that was organized on the eve of The Australian Open.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being eager or enthusiastic apathy indifference forbearance patience restraint tolerance calm calmness contentment control ease endurance enjoyment happiness joy peace waiting willingness Noun ▲ Opposite of a person granted the legal authority to enforce the law criminal lawbreaker offender crook felon outlaw perpetrator transgressor malefactor miscreant bandit fraudster wrongdoer racketeer burglar thief gangster malfeasant rogue violator reprobate crim violater infractor thug scofflaw delinquent con fraud conman swindler perp mugger robber narcoterrorist ecoterrorist terrorist cyberterrorist agroterrorist scammer charlatan rorter shoplifter defrauder exploiter trespasser embezzler housebreaker mobster blackmailer rapist vandal peculator grifter scamster shyster chiseller con man evildoer more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of the state of being cold and damp dryness Noun ▲ Opposite of a long and serious speech given as a scolding or reprimand commendation compliment praise pat on the back Noun ▲ Opposite of a contest held to establish someone's, or something's, superiority or supremacy collaboration partnership teamwork cooperation association affiliation coopetition hookup combination union connection joint effort “A sextet of artists come together in this unique collaboration, which is documented in a limited-edition book.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a (pleasantly) strong or sharp flavor or smell insipidity blandness dullness Verb ▲ Opposite of to cause an increase in temperature of an object or space chill cool freeze refrigerate frost ice deep-freeze quick-freeze cool down cool off put out shiver “I don't have temperature-controlled wine storage, but you can chill the wine in this ice bucket.” Verb ▲ (heat up) Opposite of to become hot or hotter cool down cool chill turn cold “I was sitting at the table, trying to be patient enough to wait for the soup to cool down so I would not burn my tongue again.” Verb ▲ ("heat up", figuratively) Opposite of to become more intense and exciting settle calm chill allay ease mitigate cool quell quieten subside mellow “As the discussions reach fever pitch, she will have to wait for the chaos to settle before she can speak again.” Verb ▲ ("heat up", figuratively) Opposite of to become increasingly angry calm down relax chill chillax quiet down settle down quieten down chill out take it easy cool it cool off go easy keep cool control oneself cool down compose oneself get hold of oneself regain one's composure restrain yourself simmer down “My friends spent a half-hour advising me to calm down after I discovered my partner cheating on me.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to prepare food for consumption, usually using heat aid cool freeze grow help ignore neglect wet be happy Verb ▲ Opposite of to cook food on a grill answer Verb ▲ Opposite of to burn or set fire to (something) extinguish dull put out Find more words! 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