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Definition of white-hot in English: white-hotadjective ˌwʌɪtˈhɒtˈˌ(h)waɪt ˈhɑt At white heat. a shower of white-hot embers Example sentencesExamples - He also appears to be a streak player, because he can be white-hot for a month or two and then disappear for the next month or two.
- Competition is white-hot in the portable digital music market.
- His style is not our style, but there are times when his white-hot rage is entirely appropriate.
- Waste management has been a white-hot issue in Galway for some time.
- The engine ignited under the missile, a blaze of white-hot fire and with an ear-cracking roar.
- It ranges from white-hot rage and prayer to ecstasy and consolation.
- Molten metal flows in a white-hot stream into the giant cast for one of York Minster's six new bells.
- It was white-hot lightning, the fire at the core of a newborn star, but it wasn't enough.
- Though it may not burn as white-hot as his earlier films, several sequences are as powerful as anything he did back in his prime.
- Huge flares shot out across the water, showering the surface in a fountain of white-hot sparks.
- Then there is the relentless pull from the white-hot Chinese economy on Taiwanese trade and investment.
- One hundred kilometres of fire and white-hot plasma erupted from the station.
- TV is supposed to be a cool medium, but Rather often managed to find himself in the white-hot heat of controversy.
- Suddenly that brilliant white-hot coal turned completely black.
- Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has urged his players to keep their cool in the white-hot atmosphere of the Old Firm derby at Ibrox.
- Steel furnishings and aluminum plane parts were torn into white-hot shrapnel.
- They calmly evacuated the vehicle moments it became a white-hot inferno.
- Both of them have a white-hot intensity and a concentration that command the listener's attention.
- At least, away from the white-hot atmosphere of the Celtic match, he would be able to make himself useful.
- But directors are finally waking up to the idea of him as a serious actor, rather than a Welsh scarecrow fuelled by white-hot energy.
Synonyms intensely hot, red-hot, burning, fiery, on fire, blazing, ablaze, aflame
Definition of white-hot in US English: white-hotadjectiveˈˌ(h)wīt ˈhätˈˌ(h)waɪt ˈhɑt At white heat. a shower of white-hot embers Example sentencesExamples - Steel furnishings and aluminum plane parts were torn into white-hot shrapnel.
- Suddenly that brilliant white-hot coal turned completely black.
- But directors are finally waking up to the idea of him as a serious actor, rather than a Welsh scarecrow fuelled by white-hot energy.
- It was white-hot lightning, the fire at the core of a newborn star, but it wasn't enough.
- Then there is the relentless pull from the white-hot Chinese economy on Taiwanese trade and investment.
- One hundred kilometres of fire and white-hot plasma erupted from the station.
- Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has urged his players to keep their cool in the white-hot atmosphere of the Old Firm derby at Ibrox.
- The engine ignited under the missile, a blaze of white-hot fire and with an ear-cracking roar.
- At least, away from the white-hot atmosphere of the Celtic match, he would be able to make himself useful.
- Huge flares shot out across the water, showering the surface in a fountain of white-hot sparks.
- It ranges from white-hot rage and prayer to ecstasy and consolation.
- He also appears to be a streak player, because he can be white-hot for a month or two and then disappear for the next month or two.
- Competition is white-hot in the portable digital music market.
- Both of them have a white-hot intensity and a concentration that command the listener's attention.
- Waste management has been a white-hot issue in Galway for some time.
- TV is supposed to be a cool medium, but Rather often managed to find himself in the white-hot heat of controversy.
- They calmly evacuated the vehicle moments it became a white-hot inferno.
- Though it may not burn as white-hot as his earlier films, several sequences are as powerful as anything he did back in his prime.
- His style is not our style, but there are times when his white-hot rage is entirely appropriate.
- Molten metal flows in a white-hot stream into the giant cast for one of York Minster's six new bells.
Synonyms intensely hot, red-hot, burning, fiery, on fire, blazing, ablaze, aflame
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