Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dangerously-hot
adjective
ˈdeɪndʒərəsli hɑt
Definition
A term used to describe a temperature or heat level that poses a significant risk to safety or health.
Examples
- The dangerously-hot weather forced many outdoor events to be canceled.
- He was warned about the dangerously-hot surface of the metal after it had been exposed to the sun.
- During the summer, the pavement can become dangerously-hot for pets.
Meaning
This phrase indicates that the level of heat is not just uncomfortable, but could lead to serious harm or danger if precautions are not taken.
Synonyms
- extremely hot
- scorching
- sweltering
