What is another word for more icebound?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ˈa͡ɪsba͡ʊnd] (IPA) 
Ice is the common term for solidified water, but when we say "more icebound," it refers to a situation where there is a greater amount of ice that is difficult to move through or navigate. It might also indicate a more frigid environment. The phrase "more frozen" could be used as a synonym to describe a situation where there is a greater amount of ice or where it is particularly difficult to move through or work with it. "More ice-encased," "more snow-packed," and "more glacial" could all be used to describe an environment where there is a significant amount of ice or snow that is difficult to navigate. Other synonyms might include "more polar" or "more Arctic".
