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red-hot

[red-hot, red-hot] / ˈrɛdˈhɒt, ˈrɛdˌhɒt /




ADJECTIVE
burning
Synonyms


red hot




Example Sentences

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Barring any surprises, Canada and the USA will be kept apart and will be red-hot favourites to advance to the final.

From BBC

The memory market is red-hot as AI models get larger and more complex, thereby requiring more memory and storage for processing.

From MarketWatch

And the red-hot demand and high prices those chips command are leaving little spare room for other product segments in a finite number of production lines.

From The Wall Street Journal

There had been some questions about whether the island economy could sustain its red-hot run of growth through the year, but Friday’s data put any doubts to rest.

From The Wall Street Journal

Australia's Test batting star Smith had been in red-hot scoring form in the BBL since the Ashes tour, scoring 299 runs with a century and two half-centuries at an average of 59.80.

From Barron's