/ʌl.trə.koʊld/
ADJECTIVE
Having a temperature extraordinarily close to absolute zero, particularly in scientific conditions where matter exhibits unusual quantum-mechanical properties.
Used to describe temperatures approaching absolute zero in scientific experiments, particularly those designed to observe quantum-mechanical properties and unusual physical behaviors of matter.
ADJECTIVE
Having an exceptionally low temperature or producing an intense sensation of cold, far colder than ordinary cool or chilly conditions.
Used to describe extremely cold weather, climates, outdoor conditions, or natural environments where temperatures are intensely low and can cause significant discomfort or physical hardship.
Used to describe storage facilities, freezers, or controlled environments maintained at exceptionally low temperatures to preserve sensitive materials, frozen products, or temperature-sensitive substances.