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Definition of torridity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
heatRare the state of being extremely hotRare
- The torridity of the desert was overwhelming.
2.
emotionRare intense passion or emotionRare
- The torridity of their argument was palpable.
Origin of torridity
Latin, torridus (parched, dried up)
Examples of torridity in a sentence
They were unprepared for the torridity of the tropical climate. The torridity in her voice revealed her true feelings. His poetry was filled with torridity and longing.
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- French:chaleur torride, intensité émotionnelle, ...
- German:Hitze, Leidenschaft, ...
- Italian:torridità, intensità, ...
- Spanish:torridez, intensidad, ...
- Portuguese:calor, intensidade, ...
- Chinese:酷热, 激情, ...
- Japanese:酷暑, 激しさ, ...
- Arabic:شِدَّة الحَرَارَة, شدة العاطفة, ...
- Hebrew:חֹם קִיצוֹנִי, לַהַט, ...
- Russian:жара, интенсивность, ...
- Ukrainian:спека, пристрасть, ...
- Hindi:गर्मी, उत्तेजना, ...
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