searing
Speech parts
1. searing - Noun
2. searing - Adjective
3. searing - Verb
5. searing - Adjective Satellite
6. Searing - Proper noun
Meaning
of Sear
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Affectionately known in Iran as “The Tsunami,” Alizadeh announced she was leaving her birth country amid searing criticism of the regime in Tehran.
A close friendship blooms into attraction, and the two share a searing romance for the ages.
All Brooke was once given a thong by a music executive, which left her feeling “disgusted” and a sense of “searing humiliation”.
A such summer heat, even in a hot desert, is high and this can be easily explained by the very low elevations of deserts regions which experience these exceptionally searing high temperatures.
But the Saints, led by Chris Bailey and guitarist Ed Kuepper, blew the world away with their searing take on the world on their debut album.
Anger and longing suffuse this searing, poetic, highly personal response to the legacies of colonialism.