white-hot

[US]/[ˌwaɪt ˈhɒt]/
[UK]/[ˌwaɪt ˈhɑːt]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adv.To a very high degree; intensely.
adj.Extremely hot; glowing white with heat.; Intensely passionate or excited.

Phrases & Collocations

white-hot anger

white-hot metal

turned white-hot

white-hot debate

white-hot fury

white-hot glow

white-hot intensity

white-hot passion

getting white-hot

white-hot rage

Example Sentences

the metal was white-hot after being in the furnace for hours.

the debate over the new policy was white-hot and passionate.

the stock market was white-hot, with investors eager to buy.

their relationship was a white-hot mix of love and anger.

the political climate became white-hot leading up to the election.

the band's performance was white-hot, leaving the audience wanting more.

the argument escalated to a white-hot level, almost a shouting match.

the team's performance was white-hot during the championship game.

the controversy surrounding the project reached a white-hot stage.

the engine was running white-hot, a sign of potential problems.

the discussion turned white-hot as opinions clashed.

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