hot
Comparative
hotter
Superlative
hottest
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having a higher than normal temperature
- I turned on the air conditioner because it was getting too hot inside.
- She wore a hat to protect herself from the hot sun.
- The hot water in the shower helped me relax after a long day.
- The metal handle became hot when left in the sun.
- The soup was too hot to eat right away.
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sexually attractive or desirable
- She found herself drawn to him because she thought he was hot.
- In the movie, the main character is depicted as a hot and desirable bachelor.
- The romance novel described the male protagonist as incredibly hot, driving the female characters wild with desire.
- Despite their attempts to hide their feelings, it was clear they both found each other hot.
- He was known around school as the hot guy everyone had a crush on.
3
(of food) having a spicy or peppery flavor that causes a burning sensation in the mouth
- The curry was so hot that I had to drink several glasses of water to cool down.
- She enjoys hot salsa with her tacos for an extra kick.
- The restaurant is known for its hot wings that challenge even the bravest eaters.
- He accidentally added too much chili powder, making the stew unbearably hot.
- The hot sauce was so intense that it made my eyes water with every bite.
4
having bright, warm colors such as red or orange that convey energy
- The artist's palette was filled with hot colors that made the painting vibrant.
- She chose hot red curtains to add a pop of color to the room.
- The fashion show featured models in hot shades, setting the latest trends.
- His artwork was characterized by hot colors that evoked strong emotions.
- The garden bloomed with flowers in hot hues, attracting all the attention.
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very good or impressive
- The team's latest product is a hot success, exceeding all sales expectations.
- He shared a hot idea that could change the way we approach marketing.
- Her performance in the play was so hot that it received a standing ovation.
- I’m not feeling too hot after that long meeting; I could use a break.
6
carrying an electrical current
- The electrician warned us that the wires were hot and needed to be handled with care.
- After the repair, make sure the circuit is not left hot to avoid any accidents.
- The voltage meter indicated that the outlet was hot and needed immediate attention.
- The technician tested the cables to confirm they were hot before making the necessary adjustments.
- To prevent overheating, ensure that the hot wires are properly insulated and secured.
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characterized by intense or passionate engagement
- The hot debate in the council chamber led to a heated exchange of ideas.
- The topic of climate change sparked a hot discussion at the town hall meeting.
- The hot argument between the two friends drew the attention of everyone around.
- The negotiation turned into a hot debate over the terms of the contract.
- The hot conversation at the dinner table covered a range of controversial topics.
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having recent relevance and excitement
- The artist's new single is generating hot buzz among fans.
- The hottest trends this season are all about sustainable fashion.
- The tech expo showcased hot innovations that will shape the industry.
- Everyone is talking about the hot deal on concert tickets this weekend.
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relating to radioactive materials that emit radiation
- The lab was equipped to handle hot samples safely.
- They wore protective gear when working with hot waste.
- The hot material required special containment procedures.
- The facility had strict regulations for disposing of hot items to ensure safety.
- Emergency responders received training to handle incidents involving hot substances.
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having a quality that poses risks or challenges
- The situation became hot when the protesters clashed with the police.
- They found themselves in a hot spot during the earthquake, making it hard to escape.
- The hot political climate made many citizens uneasy about upcoming elections.
- In a hot negotiation, both sides must tread carefully to avoid escalating tensions.
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sought after by law enforcement for criminal reasons
- After the robbery, the suspect became hot and was featured on the evening news.
- He realized he was hot when he noticed police cars circling his neighborhood.
- They were careful not to draw attention to themselves, knowing they were hot after the incident.
- The stolen vehicle was reported hot and was later found abandoned.
- The gang had to lay low because they knew they were hot after the recent raids.
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having an indication of being very close to discovering or guessing something in a children's game
- The seeker shouted, “You’re getting hot!”as the players moved closer to the hiding spot.
- She giggled as her friends insisted she was hot, only a few steps away from the hidden treasure.
- In the game of hide and seek, their hints of "cold" or "hot" guided them towards the hidden players.
- The game master called out, “You’re hot!”as the players eagerly searched for the hidden object behind the curtains.
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too risky, under surveillance, or attracting police attention
- Don't go back there; it's hot right now.
- That area was hot last night after the robbery.
- He has been hot ever since the cops started watching him.
- The stash will be hot if anyone snitches.
- The crew is staying away because the streets are hot.