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blistering
/ -trɪŋ, ˈblɪstərɪŋ /
adjective
(of weather) extremely hot
(of criticism) extremely harsh
Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms
- blisteringly adverb
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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of blistering1
Example Sentences
But as Song so blisteringly demonstrated in “Past Lives,†reducing the complicated push-pull of romantic emotions to a simple storytelling device is a disservice to the heart.
But Zheng broke through at the seventh attempt, a blistering backhand down the line silencing the crowd, who had earlier voiced their displeasure after Zheng had to change her shoes midway through the game.
But after a blistering electoral defeat and with an aging old guard, some are wondering if it's time for the party to make some new traditions.
A new controversy erupted this week following The New Yorker’s May profile of Patti LuPone, in which the legendary performer delivered blistering commentary on everything from Donald Trump to the wallpaper in her dressing room.
“Disclaimer†“Netflix once again has this coveted and competitive category in the bag, with the blistering ‘Adolescence’ dominating the field, making an instant star of the remarkable teenage newcomer Owen Cooper.
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