Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
white-hot
adjective
/ˈwaɪt hɒt/
Definition
Extremely hot; glowing with intense heat.
Examples
- The white-hot metal was ready to be molded into shape.
- During the debate, the atmosphere became white-hot with passion.
- She felt a white-hot anger rising within her.
Meaning
The term ‘white-hot’ describes a state of extreme heat, where something, such as metal, glows with a bright white color due to its high temperature. It can also refer metaphorically to intense emotions or situations.
Synonyms
- scorching
- blazing
- searing
- fiery
