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cryokinetic en · ADJ

Etymology

From cryo- + kinetic.

Meanings

1. (not-comparable) Relating to cryokinetics.
2. (not-comparable) Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of cryokinesis.
   • Elsa was born, for some reason, with cryokinetic powers. She can literally set off a winter wonderland with her hands, […] 2013 November 26, Craig D. Lindsey, “‘Frozen’ reminds us that Disney is more than just Pixar’s owner”, in Metro, New York:
   • Habraum checked the stats coming in from HL-4 and then was pleasantly surprised to see that Tyris, as the proprietor of this forcefield, had a personal sub-zero cover of minus 120°C. Another feature of Tyris' cryokinetic talents that the Cerc had no clue about. 2005, C. C. Ekeke, Star Brigade: First Renaissance, Trafford, →ISBN, page 197:
   • The kingdom of Arendelle has two princesses: Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel), the latter of whom can create ice and snow. However, Elsa has been suppressing her cryokinetic abilities due to her sister nearly getting killed once. 2013 November 27, Noah S. Lee, “Disney’s magic is in full display with ‘Frozen’”, in The Coast News, Encinitas, California:

cryokinetic en · NOUN

Etymology

From cryo- + kinetic.

Meanings

1. One with the power of cryokinesis.
   • Iceman is a Cryokinetic, meaning he can absorb and displace thermal energy from the air and objects around him. By freezing water particles, he can materialize solid objects out of thin air. 2006, X-Men III: The Official Game Guide, Brady, →ISBN, page 15:
   • Cryokinetics are especially helpful around avalanches and icebergs. They are also immune to frostbite. 2007, Sherrilyn Kenyon, The Dark-Hunter Companion, St. Martin's Press, →ISBN:
   • She fought off her smile, feeling guilty that everyone else suffered while she had fun. "What are Frosters?" Dex rested his cheek against the table. "Cryokinetics. They freeze things by manipulating the ice particles in the air. […] 2013, Shannon Messenger, Keeper of the Lost Cities, Aladdin, →ISBN, page 285:

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