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red-hot

adjective as in very hot

adjective as in zealous

adjective as in raging

adjective as in newest

adjective as in burning

Strongest matches

Weak matches

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England are making their final preparations for the Women's Rugby World Cup, acclimatising to the pressure of being red-hot favourites on home soil.

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Jacob Bethell: This score appears harsh on a supremely talented 21-year-old asked to play in a red-hot finale on the back of one first-class game in seven months.

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Russia's Geophysical Survey said red-hot lava had been observed flowing down the western slope of the volcano, which erupts regularly.

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"I wouldn't back against him winning the title at Wimbledon ... Alcaraz, red-hot favourite for sure."

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“Being back in the studio helps give me a sense of normalcy,” Berkofsky said as he hammered the red-hot Damascus steel on an anvil.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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