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scorching

[skawr-ching] / ˈskɔr tʃɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
very hot
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STRONGEST




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He keeps talking, and I listen attentively at first, but after a while it’s hard to concentrate with the sun scorching the top of my head.

From Literature

Broader industrial demand has remained a key contributor to Silver’s scorching rally, which has seen the white metal rise 40% over the past month alone, adding to a year-on-year gain of around 260%.

From Barron's

Nearly 80,000 fans were warned to take care under the scorching sun.

From BBC

Our critic praised the actress’s star turn, saying, she “gives a performance of extraordinary force, beauty and scorching truth.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Competitors, spectators and officials roasted on day seven at Melbourne Park, where play was suspended on outside courts in the afternoon because of the scorching weather.

From Barron's