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ADJECTIVE
  1. intensely zealous or fervid
    fierce white-hot loyalty
  2. glowing white with heat
    a white-hot center of the fire
    white flames

How To Use white-hot In A Sentence

  • Light the charcoal and heat until the coals are white-hot. Times, Sunday Times
  • Light the charcoal and heat until the coals are white-hot. Times, Sunday Times
  • Through the white-hot blur he heard the girl scream, and the horse neigh loudly.
  • The only difference between these two cells was that in Lenard's cell the electrons were taken from the cathode by light, whereas on the "3-electrode lamp" the cathode is a white-hot filament capable of sending into the vacuum currents of much higher intensity. Philipp Lenard - Biography
  • The word that comes to mind is exothermic, the first nanoseconds of an explosion splintering into white-hot fractal fissures. Lambo's Latest Rambo Has a Heart
  • You will tell them that most nights you just sit home chewing on white-hot pokers straight from the fire.
  • Waste management has been a white-hot issue in Galway for some time.
  • Marrakech's latest white-hot must do has been the rise of the riad, the town houses of the labyrinthine old city, the medina.
  • A prickling sensation between my eyes made my nose run and white-hot adrenalin scalded the subcutaneous layer beneath my skin.
  • When the sun shone clear the water on beyond became a shimmering blazing shield of white-hot metal; and an hour of uninterrupted gazing upon it would have turned an argus into a blinkard. From Place to Place
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