torrid in Latin
torrid in Latin is torridus — torrid means extremely hot and dry.
torrid in Latin
torridus
Very hot and dry.
What does "torrid" mean?
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adj Extremely hot and dry.
"The desert crossing was made in torrid midday heat."
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adj Full of intense passion, especially of a sexual or romantic nature.
"The tabloids reported on their torrid affair."
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adj Very difficult or troubled, especially describing a run of bad form.
"The team is going through a torrid patch, losing five games in a row."
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torrid in a sentence
- The desert crossing was made in torrid midday heat.
- The tabloids reported on their torrid affair.
- The novel follows a torrid love story set in wartime Paris.
- The team is going through a torrid patch, losing five games in a row.
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What is "torrid" in Latin?
"torrid" in Latin is torridus. torrid means: Extremely hot and dry.
How do you use "torrid" in a sentence?
Example: "The desert crossing was made in torrid midday heat." In Latin, "torrid" is torridus.
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