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scorching
[skawr-ching]
adjective
burning; very hot.
caustic or scathing.
a scorching denunciation.
Other Word Forms
- scorchingly adverb
- unscorching adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of scorching1
Example Sentences
Yet it was another Tigers replacement, Perese, who stole the show almost instantly, hitting the line at full tilt just inside the Sale half and scorching away on a diagonal run to the left corner.
The record is already scorching hot, with songs like “Cactus” making a subtle, prickly nod to her past relationship with Mexican crooner Christian Nodal, who famously tattooed her eyes on his chest.
Oftentimes — especially during a scorching hot day — these cold dishes are beyond refreshing and welcome.
Something like “Blinding Lights” would feel right at home on the silver screen, used to score a scintillating car chase through the Miami streets on a scorching summer night.
On a recent scorching afternoon, Erica Mendoza, 42, was waiting for a bus with her disabled husband.
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