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Meaning of torching
torching
something that guides or gives light or heat like a torch, any of various portable devices for emitting an unusually hot flame compare blowtorch, a flaming light made of something that burns brightly and usually is carried in the hand, any of various portable devices for producing a hot flame compare blowtorch, flashlight, something (such as tradition, wisdom, or knowledge) likened to a torch as giving light or guidance, a burning stick of resinous wood or twist of tow used to give light and usually carried in the hand, flashlight sense 1, incendiary sense 2b, to set fire to with or as if with a torch, a group of pathological agents that cause similar symptoms in newborns and that include especially a toxoplasma (Toxoplasma gonii), cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, and the togavirus causing German measles
torching Sentence Examples
- The arsonist methodically torched the abandoned warehouse, leaving it in ruins.
- The setting sun's golden rays torched the horizon, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The chef skillfully torched the crème brûlée, creating a crispy and caramelized surface.
- Flames torched the forest undergrowth, threatening to engulf the entire ecosystem.
- The blacksmith torched the metal, softening it enough to shape it into intricate designs.
- Protesters torched tires to create a smokescreen and hinder police advancement.
- The welder torched the metal plates together, ensuring a secure and durable bond.
- The arsonist torched multiple buildings in a series of coordinated attacks.
- The culinary torch torched the marshmallows, transforming them into gooey perfection.
- The sun's scorching rays torched the asphalt, making it unbearable to walk barefoot.
FAQs About the word torching
something that guides or gives light or heat like a torch, any of various portable devices for emitting an unusually hot flame compare blowtorch, a flaming li
burning, scorching, igniting,lighting, kindling, enflaming, baking, inflaming, firing, illumining
quenching, choking,extinguishing, putting out, dousing, darkening, suffocating, stamping (out),smothering, obscuring
The arsonist methodically torched the abandoned warehouse, leaving it in ruins.
The setting sun's golden rays torched the horizon, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
The chef skillfully torched the crème brûlée, creating a crispy and caramelized surface.
Flames torched the forest undergrowth, threatening to engulf the entire ecosystem.
