How to express hot English vocabulary in a fancy way

The following are ten ways to express "hot":

1. hot: hot, high temperature, making people feel hot

Example sentences :

It is as hot as a sauna.

This weather is like taking a sauna.

2. stifling ['sta?fl?]: stuffy (the kind of stuffiness that makes people feel uncomfortable)

Example:

The stifling heat drives me crazy.

This sweltering heat drives me crazy.

3. muggy ['m?ɡi]: muggy; hot and humid (relatively humid climate)

Example:

We may expect muggy weather when the rainy season begins.

When the rainy season begins, we can expect muggy weather.

4. boiling ['b?l?]: extremely hot (in addition to expressing hot weather, it also means extremely angry)

Example:

We felt sluggish on such a boiling hot day and could only slop around.

In such a hot weather, we didn't want to move and could only walk lazily.

5. sultry ['s?ltri]: sultry, scorching heat

Example:

I met her in a sultry summer afternoon.

I met her on a sultry summer afternoon.

6. blistering ['bl?st?r?]: hot; blistering; intense

Example:

In the blistering sun they They stood patiently, like a small battalion.

They stood patiently under the scorching sun, like a small military camp.

The verb form of this word is blister, which means to blister; to beat; to lash out.

Example:

The sap of this plant blisters the skin.

The sap of this plant blisters the skin.

7. torrid ['t?r?d]: hot; passionate

Example:

She almost can tolerate any kind of torrid days.

She can tolerate almost all kinds of hot weather.

8. scorching ['sk?rt] hot

Example:

The scorching heat was beginning to get her down.

She was starting to feel tired from the scorching heat.

9. sweltering ['sw?lt?r?] sweltering; uncomfortably hot

Example:

On sweltering summer days, sleeping is just fine.

The summer heat is perfect for sleeping.

10. roasting ['ro?st?] very hot; used for roasting

Example:

It's roasting out there! =It is burning hot!

The weather is super hot!