torrid Synonyms

torrid Meaning

Wordnet

torrid (s)

characterized by intense emotion

emotionally charged and vigorously energetic

extremely hot and dry

Webster

torrid (a.)

Parched; dried with heat; as, a torrid plain or desert.

Violenty hot; drying or scorching with heat; burning; parching.

torrid Sentence Examples

  1. The torrid summer heat scorched the skin, leaving behind a burning sensation.
  2. The torrid pace of negotiations left participants exhausted and on edge.
  3. The torrid love affair ignited a whirlwind of passion and desire.
  4. The torrid sun beat down relentlessly, casting a suffocating blanket over the land.
  5. The torrid pace of modern life left many feeling overwhelmed and seeking respite.
  6. The torrid battle raged with unrelenting ferocity, testing the limits of human endurance.
  7. The torrid summer nights provided a balm for the scorching days, offering brief respite.
  8. The torrid rage consumed her, fueling a destructive path of words and actions.
  9. The torrid debate over climate change divided opinions and sparked heated exchanges.
  10. The torrid flames danced and crackled, threatening to engulf the surrounding forest.

FAQs About the word torrid

characterized by intense emotion, emotionally charged and vigorously energetic, extremely hot and dryParched; dried with heat; as, a torrid plain or desert., Vi

molten, boiling, hot, burning,searing, ardent, warmed, piping hot, fervid, superheated

arctic, cold, frigid, freezing, bitter, ice-cold, chilly, icy, iced, frigid

The torrid summer heat scorched the skin, leaving behind a burning sensation.

The torrid pace of negotiations left participants exhausted and on edge.

The torrid love affair ignited a whirlwind of passion and desire.

The torrid sun beat down relentlessly, casting a suffocating blanket over the land.