white-hot Antonyms

Meaning of white-hot

Wordnet

white-hot (s)

intensely zealous or fervid

glowing white with heat

Webster

white-hot (a.)

White with heat; heated to whiteness, or incandescence.

white-hot Sentence Examples

  1. The forge's flames raged white-hot, enveloping the molten metal in a blinding glow.
  2. Anger flared white-hot within her, leaving a scorching pain in its wake.
  3. The sun's rays beat down white-hot upon the parched earth, igniting wildfires.
  4. The blade of the sword glowed white-hot as it cut through the darkness, casting an eerie illumination.
  5. The white-hot pain of the burn seared through her flesh, leaving an unbearable agony.
  6. Lightning bolts crackled and flashed white-hot across the thunderous sky.
  7. The furnace roared white-hot, melting the metal into a molten river of fire.
  8. Her jealousy reached a white-hot crescendo, consuming her with rage.
  9. The white-hot tip of the laser beam burned through the thick metal plate with ease.
  10. The passion between them burned white-hot, illuminating their lives with an intense and undying flame.

FAQs About the word white-hot

intensely zealous or fervid, glowing white with heatWhite with heat; heated to whiteness, or incandescence.

hot,searing, burning, molten, boiling,red, fiery, roasting, fervid, glowing

ice-cold, ice-cold, bitter, chilly, frigid, chilly, iced, arctic, cool, frozen

The forge's flames raged white-hot, enveloping the molten metal in a blinding glow.

Anger flared white-hot within her, leaving a scorching pain in its wake.

The sun's rays beat down white-hot upon the parched earth, igniting wildfires.

The blade of the sword glowed white-hot as it cut through the darkness, casting an eerie illumination.