IPA: /sæŋˈfrwɑː/
KK: /sæŋˈfrwɑ/
The ability to remain calm and composed, especially in difficult or stressful situations.
Despite the chaos around her, she maintained her sangfroid and handled the situation with grace.
**Sangfroid** → The word is derived from the French *sang-froid*, where "sang" means blood (from Latin *sanguis*, meaning blood) and "froid" means cold. The term literally translates to 'cold blood', referring to a state of calmness or composure in difficult situations.
Imagine someone remaining 'cold' ('froid') in the face of danger, as if their 'blood' ('sang') is cool and collected. This helps you remember that 'sangfroid' means maintaining composure.
No commonly confused words.