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red-hot
adjective as in very hot
adjective as in zealous
adjective as in newest
adjective as in burning
Weak matches
Example Sentences
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.
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.
Russia's Geophysical Survey said red-hot lava had been observed flowing down the western slope of the volcano, which erupts regularly.
"I wouldn't back against him winning the title at Wimbledon ... Alcaraz, red-hot favourite for sure."
“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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