Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

hot-flame

noun

/hɒt fleɪm/

Definition

A flame that is characterized by high temperature and brightness, typically produced by burning fuel.

Examples

The chef controlled the hot-flame to quickly sear the steak.
During the winter, a hot-flame fireplace can make a room feel cozy and warm.
The hot-flame of the campfire provided light and warmth for the group of friends.

Meaning

The term ‘hot-flame’ refers to a type of fire that burns intensely, emitting significant heat and light, often used in the context of cooking, industrial processes, or as a descriptor for passionate situations.