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torrid
[tawr-id, tor-]
torrid
/ ˈtɒrɪd /
adjective
so hot and dry as to parch or scorch
arid or parched
highly charged emotionally
a torrid love scene
torrid
Parched with the heat of the sun.
Other Word Forms
- torridity noun
- torridness noun
- torridly adverb
- hypertorrid adjective
- hypertorridly adverb
- hypertorridness noun
- untorrid adjective
- untorridly adverb
- untorridness noun
- untorridity noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of torrid1
Example Sentences
While the spouse of a slain hair mogul denied all wrongdoing and publicly grieved her husband — an executive at the hair care company Wella — she was involved in a torrid affair with her racquetball coach.
Sunday's first Old Firm derby of the season against Celtic offers Rangers the chance to put a torrid night behind them, but many fans will not want to see Martin in the dugout.
The future of both clubs remains uncertain after a torrid summer of issues including delayed wage payments for players and staff, registration embargoes and in the case of Morecambe, suspension from the National League.
A torrid love triangle ensued, and one of the women left the cruise early, brokenhearted.
After a torrid few years - three defeats in his previous four bouts, most recently a punishing loss to Zhilei Zhang in Saudi Arabia - Wilder registered his first win since October 2022.
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