red heat (Meaning)
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red heat (n)
the heat or the color of fire
Synonyms & Antonyms of red heat
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red heat Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith hammered the metal to a red heat before shaping it into a blade.
- The crucible glowed a brilliant red heat, indicating that the molten liquid had reached its optimal temperature.
- Sparks flew from the anvil as the blacksmith struck the red-hot iron, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
- The lava flowed like a fiery river, its glowing red heat illuminating the surrounding darkness.
- The sunset painted the sky in vivid hues of orange and red heat, casting a warm glow across the landscape.
- The red heat of the fire crackled and danced, providing both warmth and illumination to the cold night.
- The temperature in the furnace soared to a red heat, melting the metal into a liquid form.
- The branding iron sizzled as it was plunged into a bucket of water, cooling its red heat and leaving a permanent mark on the animal.
- The red heat of the molten glass swirled and bubbled as the artist shaped it into a delicate vase.
- The embers from the bonfire glowed with a soft red heat, casting a cozy glow on the faces of those gathered around.
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the heat or the color of fire
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The blacksmith hammered the metal to a red heat before shaping it into a blade.
The crucible glowed a brilliant red heat, indicating that the molten liquid had reached its optimal temperature.
Sparks flew from the anvil as the blacksmith struck the red-hot iron, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
The lava flowed like a fiery river, its glowing red heat illuminating the surrounding darkness.
