A state of coolness or freshness, particularly used in historical or poetic contexts to describe a cool place or refreshing quality.
From Italian frescata (coolness) or Spanish related terms, ultimately from Latin frigidus (cold). This is an archaic or rare English word.
Frescade is one of those beautiful English words that almost nobody uses anymore—it captures a specific sensory moment (the cool sensation of a shaded garden) that modern English now requires multiple words to describe.
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