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fiery

His fiery temper was liable to overspill.The fiery Arizona speech was all the more striking given the whirlwind day that preceded it.Others in his career had already glimpsed his fiery temper.The swollen eyelid was a fiery red.Her fiery rhetoric was tempered by her humanity.It is thanks to that job that she went from blonde to fiery red.He has a fiery temper waiting to be drawn out.It has a few fiery red autumnal leaves that combine so well with the golden yellow fruits.He had a fiery temper and would explode at the slightest provocation.We didn't all get round our fiery cauldron and throw dead mice in a pot.This spicy salsa is like pesto, only hot and fiery.This incisive, fiery disciplinarian always gets to the heart of a score.But if it gets fiery and feisty, then we have players here who can handle themselves.Be sure you want a fiery relationship before getting closer to a Leo.From indigo to fiery oranges and reds, the colours are wonderfully rich.Dull green oval summer leaves turn yellow, orange and fiery red in autumn.Behind him the sun was setting, its final rays turning the sky a fiery red.It can get very fiery.Blame this on the strong position of fiery Mars which eggs you on to strive to be first past the winning post in all situations.The rapper said: 'I wanted something fiery.Where are the cries, the distressed gulls wheeling, the fiery orange light?Their races, he says, can sometimes get a bit fiery.He was also something of a fiery personality, who liked to argue with referees, opponents and managers alike.FORGET haggis and whisky, in Perthshire they are embracing all things fiery and hot.

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fiery

British English: fiery ADJECTIVE
If you describe something as fiery, you mean that it is burning strongly or contains fire.
A helicopter crashed in a fiery explosion.
  • American English: fiery
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ardente
  • Chinese: 雄雄燃烧的
  • European Spanish: abrasador
  • French: torride
  • German: feurig
  • Italian: infocato
  • Japanese: 猛火の
  • Korean: 작열하는
  • European Portuguese: ardente
  • Latin American Spanish: abrasador

Chinese translation of 'fiery'

fiery

(ˈfaɪərɪ)

adj

    1. (lit) 着(著)火的 (zháohuǒ de)
    2. [red, orange] 如火的 (rúhuǒ de)
  1. (fig) [person, temper, speech] 火暴的 (huǒbào de)
(adjective) 
Definition
consisting of or like fire
People set up fiery barricades.
Synonyms
burning
He was last seen alive as he ran into his burning house.
flaming
A group followed carrying flaming torches.
glowing
blazing
a blazing fire
on fire
The captain radioed that the ship was on fire.
red-hot
red-hot iron
ablaze
Shops, houses and vehicles were ablaze.
in flames
Half the building was in flames.
aflame
Hundreds of tightly rolled newspapers were set aflame.
afire
(adjective) 
Definition
consisting of or like fire
fiery autumn foliage
Synonyms
bright
a bright red dress
brilliant
The event was held in brilliant sunshine.
intense
vivid
a vivid blue sky
vibrant
His shirt was a vibrant shade of green.
(adjective) 
Definition
(of food) very spicy
a fiery combination of chillies and rice.
Synonyms
spicy
Thai food is hot and spicy.
hot
He loved hot curries.
pungent
The more herbs you use, the more pungent the sauce will be.
piquant
a mixed salad with a piquant dressing
(adjective) 
Definition
displaying strong passion, esp. anger
I see you have a fiery temper.
Synonyms
excitable
The patient was in a highly excitable state.
violent
I had a violent temper and was always in fights.
fierce
the teeth of some fierce animal
passionate
She has a passionate temper.
irritable
He had been waiting for an hour and was starting to feel irritable.
impetuous
He tended to act in a heated and impetuous way.
irascible
He had an irascible temper.
peppery
a peppery temper
hot-headed
a footballer whose fiery temper makes him too hot-headed to handle
choleric
He plays a choleric old schoolmaster.
(adjective) 
Synonyms
feverish
She looked feverish; her eyes glistened.
hot
Cook the meat quickly on a hot barbecue plate.
burning
heated
It was a very heated argument.
fevered
flushed
inflamed
Her eyes were sore and inflamed.
febrile (formal)
The child was in a febrile condition.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ablaze
Definition
on fire
Shops, houses and vehicles were ablaze.
Synonyms
on fire,
lighted,
burning,
flaming,
blazing,
fiery,
ignited,
alight,
aflame,
afire
in the sense of aflame
Definition
in flames
Hundreds of tightly rolled newspapers were set aflame.
Synonyms
burning,
lighted,
lit,
flaming,
blazing,
on fire,
fiery,
ignited,
alight,
ablaze,
afire
in the sense of blazing
a blazing fire
Synonyms
burning,
flashing,
flaming,
glowing,
gleaming,
on fire,
fiery,
alight,
scorching,
smouldering,
ablaze,
aflame,
afire

Nearby words of
fiery

  • fierce
  • fiercely
  • fierceness
  • fiery
  • fiesta
  • fight
  • fight back

Synonyms of 'fiery'

fiery

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of red-hot
Definition
extremely hot
red-hot iron
Synonyms
very hot,
burning,
heated,
steaming,
searing,
scorching,
scalding,
piping hot
in the sense of vibrant
Definition
(of a colour) strong and bright
His shirt was a vibrant shade of green.
Synonyms
vivid,
bright,
brilliant,
intense,
clear,
rich,
glowing,
colourful,
highly-coloured
in the sense of violent
Definition
very intense
I had a violent temper and was always in fights.
Synonyms
fiery,
raging,
fierce,
flaming,
furious,
passionate,
peppery,
ungovernable
in the sense of vivid
Definition
very bright
a vivid blue sky
Synonyms
bright,
brilliant,
intense,
clear,
rich,
glowing,
colourful,
highly-coloured
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