English to Latin Meaning of torrid - ambit peremptus

Torrid :

ambit peremptus

adjective

calidum, calidi, ambit peremptus, scelerisque, fervens, succenderetur fornax, tropicae, vehementi, mordax, acribus, acri

Torrid :: torridaTorrider :: torriderTorridest :: torridestTorridity :: INCENDIUMTorridly :: torridlyTorridness :: torridness

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Definitions of torrid in English

Adjective(1) characterized by intense emotion(2) emotionally charged and vigorously energetic(3) extremely hot and dry

Examples of torrid in English

(1) We met and fell in love and had a torrid passionate affair.(2) Furthermore, he has managed to steady the ship following the torrid days of early summer when he was being pilloried for everything from opera to poorly chosen kilts.(3) Lightweight seersucker check with embroidered tops and knits to match falls right in place this torrid summer.(4) This being the movies, naturally a torrid love story sparks the lulls between battles and cannonfire.(5) Most come with torrid messages of love expressed in poetry.(6) Beautifully textured, sensuous and skin-friendly, it is cool in torrid Indian summers and keeps one warm in winter.(7) So he stood there with his bag in his hand, braving the torrid summer heat for three hours.(8) When the summer gets torrid , its time to go on long holidays, preferably tourist packages, to places where it is much cooler and peaceful.(9) Youths held a long banner overlooking the strong-smelling grave in torrid heat.(10) But a little while ago I did get them out and look at them and they were pretty torrid love letters.(11) Their masters, too, were reeling under the torrid heat.(12) If your summers veer towards the torrid , a soft coat low e with a lower SHGC may be a more sensible strategy.(13) A section of men, including small boys, have their days in the torrid heat in the city that has now worn a festoon ambience for its favourite month, ├ö├ç├┐Chithirai├ö├ç├û.(14) My body, overheated from the torrid hotness and sexual cravings glistened from excessive perspiration.(15) Or to put it a nicer way, they are engaged in a torrid yet tragic love affair.(16) Having spent much of his coaching career in the heat of Turkey's torrid arenas, the Peterhead manager, proved himself a surprising dab hand with the snow-shovel as he mucked in on Friday night.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. hot ::

calidi

2. passionate ::

flagranti

3. ardent ::

ardens

Antonyms

1. arctic ::

arcticus

2. bitter ::

amarum

3. cold ::

frigus

4. freezing ::

congelatio

5. frigid ::

frigidum

6. frozen ::

gelida

7. glacial ::

sperarum glacialis

8. icy ::

ipsum glaciale

Different Forms

torrid, torrider, torridest, torridity, torridly, torridness

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