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What does idioms frigid abrupt closing?

The phrase "frigid abrupt closing" is not a recognized idiom. It seems like a combination of two separate phrases:

* "Frigid" can be used to describe something cold, unfeeling, or lacking warmth.

* "Abrupt closing" refers to a sudden and unexpected end or closure, often without explanation or warning.

It's possible that the phrase is being used in a metaphorical way, suggesting a conclusion that feels cold, heartless, and lacks compassion. However, without more context, it's difficult to determine the intended meaning.

Could you provide more context for the phrase? For example:

* Where did you encounter this phrase?

* What was the surrounding conversation or text?

With more information, I can better understand the meaning and provide a helpful answer.

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