scalding (Meaning)

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scalding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Scald

The scalding water made my skin turn red and burn painfully.
I accidentally touched the scalding pan and immediately recoiled in agony.
The scalding soup spilled onto his hand, leaving severe blisters.
Firefighters risked their lives to enter a scalding inferno to rescue a family.
The scalding steam from the kettle filled the room, making it difficult to breathe.
The scalding lava flowed down the mountainside, destroying everything in its path.
The sun's rays beat down on the scalding pavement, making it unbearable to walk barefoot.
The scalding tears of the grieving mother flowed freely down her cheeks.
The scalding accusations he made brought shame and embarrassment upon the family.
The scalding wind from the desert stung my face like a thousand needles.

of Scald

molten, searing, burning,boiling, hot, red-hot, scorching, ardent, sultry, fervid

cold, frigid, glacial, iced, cool, bitter, glacial, arctic, freezing, chilly

The scalding water made my skin turn red and burn painfully.

I accidentally touched the scalding pan and immediately recoiled in agony.

The scalding soup spilled onto his hand, leaving severe blisters.

Firefighters risked their lives to enter a scalding inferno to rescue a family.