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white-hot

adjective as in burning

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adjective as in burning

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adjective as in flaming

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adjective as in impassioned

adjective as in incandescent

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adjective as in torrid

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Considering they came into the tournaments as white-hot favourites, there was no excuse for them not to be.

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April Soto, 26, copes with her white-hot rage at life by chanting “dead inside” while listening to ambient noise through her Beats.

The movie also comes as the once white-hot market for superhero films has cooled, both domestically and abroad.

This created a white-hot housing market — and one in which the highest-earning millennials were able to afford a piece of the pie.

The prosecution's case is that the catalyst for the attack was "white-hot anger, at having been disrespected in public".

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