boiling Antonyms
Strongest:
- cold
- iced
- cool
- frozen
- cold
- iced
- icy
- arctic
- ice-cold
- bitter
- glacial
- freezing
- cool
- glacial
- ice-cold
- bitter
- freezing
- frigid
- chilly
- frozen
- arctic
- frigid
- chilly
- icy
Strong:
- subzero
- snowy
- algid
- wintry
- unheated
- nippy
- algid
- wintery
- unheated
- chill
- chill
- refrigerated
- snowy
- frosty
- wintry
- coldish
- snappy
- chilled
- frosty
- coolish
- nippy
- bone-chilling
- cooled
- snappy
- wintery
- chilled
- bone-chilling
- coldish
- subzero
- cooled
- coolish
- refrigerated
Weak:
Meaning of boiling
boiling (n)
the application of heat to change something from a liquid to a gas
cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil
boiling (r)
extremely
boiling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Boil
boiling (a.)
Heated to the point of bubbling; heaving with bubbles; in tumultuous agitation, as boiling liquid; surging; seething; swelling with heat, ardor, or passion.
boiling (n.)
The act of ebullition or of tumultuous agitation.
Exposure to the action of a hot liquid.
boiling Sentence Examples
- The pot on the stove emitted clouds of steam as the water inside reached a boiling point.
- She stirred the soup vigorously to prevent it from boiling over.
- Despite the scorching heat, the children insisted on playing outside in the boiling sun.
- The scientist observed the liquid in the flask, waiting for it to start boiling as he adjusted the temperature.
- The kettle whistled loudly, indicating that the water was boiling and ready for tea.
- His anger was boiling beneath the surface, but he maintained a calm exterior.
- The tourists sought refuge from the boiling temperatures by taking shelter in the shade.
- As the pressure increased, the contents of the container began boiling violently.
- The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense, with emotions boiling over during the trial.
- The desert was a vast expanse of sand under a boiling sun, with no relief in sight.
FAQs About the word boiling
the application of heat to change something from a liquid to a gas, cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil, extremelyof Boil, Heated to the point o
searing, burning, molten, hot, heated, warmed, scorching, superheated, piping hot, ardent
cold, iced, cool, frozen, cold, iced, icy, arctic, ice-cold, bitter
The pot on the stove emitted clouds of steam as the water inside reached a boiling point.
She stirred the soup vigorously to prevent it from boiling over.
Despite the scorching heat, the children insisted on playing outside in the boiling sun.
The scientist observed the liquid in the flask, waiting for it to start boiling as he adjusted the temperature.
