roasting Synonyms
Strongest:
- freezing
- cold
- ice-cold
- frozen
- frigid
- arctic
- ice-cold
- cool
- icy
- bitter
- iced
- chilly
- bitter
- frozen
- glacial
- glacial
- frigid
- arctic
- iced
- freezing
- chilly
- icy
- cold
- cool
Strong:
- chill
- algid
- wintry
- snowy
- chill
- snowy
- snappy
- bone-chilling
- wintery
- refrigerated
- frosty
- bone-chilling
- frosty
- subzero
- chilled
- nippy
- unheated
- cooled
- coolish
- refrigerated
- cooled
- subzero
- wintery
- snappy
- coolish
- nippy
- chilled
- unheated
- algid
- wintry
Weak:
roasting Meaning
roasting (n)
cooking (meat) by dry heat in an oven (usually with fat added)
roasting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Roast
roasting ()
a. & n., from Roast, v.
roasting Sentence Examples
- The tantalizing aroma of roasted coffee beans permeated the air.
- The turkey was roasting in the oven, promising a succulent holiday meal.
- The chestnuts crackled merrily as they roasted over the open fire.
- The comedian's jokes roasted the audience, eliciting both laughter and cringes.
- The sun's rays were roasting the desert, making the air thick with heat.
- The prisoner was roasted under intense questioning, revealing their secrets.
- The metal was roasted to a fiery red-hot glow.
- The engineer was roasting for a promotion, their hard work finally being recognized.
- The internet comments section was a cesspool of roasting, where users tore each other apart with vicious insults.
- The roasting pan was filled with aromatic herbs, spices, and succulent meats.
FAQs About the word roasting
cooking (meat) by dry heat in an oven (usually with fat added)of Roast, a. & n., from Roast, v.
hot, burning,boiling, searing, superheated, red, sultry, ardent, sweltering, torrid
freezing, cold, ice-cold, frozen, frigid, arctic, ice-cold, cool, icy, bitter
The tantalizing aroma of roasted coffee beans permeated the air.
The turkey was roasting in the oven, promising a succulent holiday meal.
The chestnuts crackled merrily as they roasted over the open fire.
The comedian's jokes roasted the audience, eliciting both laughter and cringes.
