sweltering
IPA: swˈɛɫtɝɪŋ
noun
- The situation of being or feeling hot and humid.
adjective
- (of weather) hot and humid; oppressively sticky
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Examples of "sweltering" in Sentences
- It's sweltering hot and everybody is miserable.
- Those sweltering summer days were the best days I've ever had.
- The costumes were sweltering in the heat of television studios.
- Despite the sweltering heat of summer, he continued to run per day.
- Then they sat though speeches and performances till 1pm in sweltering heat.
- Summer soon arrived and the sweltering heat killed several plants and shrubs.
- The gym is noted for how loud it becomes and the sweltering heat on gamenights.
- These resorts were oases from sweltering hot cities for many African Americans.
- Answer: Try being fired at in sweltering temperatures in Afghanistan and see if that is fun.
- Now I'm back in sweltering Tempe, decidedly enjoying the A/C and still giving into my new sudoku addiction.
- Dying in sweltering heat when there aren’t 120 mile an hour winds and flooding outside blocking rescuers is just stupid.
- Inside of a month, the nation's football media will begin dramatizing the "sweltering" conditions in Berea, Ohio; De Pere, Wis.
- But stringing together seven straight wins, the number it takes for a Grand Slam title, on the rugged hardcourts in sweltering summer heat has made the gangly Kuerten look frail.
- • Can you imagine getting on a bike in sweltering heat and competing for not minutes or even hours, as in other sports, but for hours and days through the most grueling of courses?
- (CNSNews. com) – People sweltering from a heat wave in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. might find cold comfort in the fact that the temperatures of the past few days are not the hottest on record.
- Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of poor fishing people were still stuck in sweltering inland camps, patrolled by soldiers with machine guns and entirely dependent on relief agencies for food and water.
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