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Meanings of excessively hot in English
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Usage of excessively hot in English
1
The day was excessively hot, and we had to walk in turns.
2
We marched rather slow on account of it being so excessively hot.
3
The sky was cloudy; and during a dead calm it was excessively hot.
4
Day excessively hot; myself and horses have felt it very much.
5
The day has been excessively hot; wind from north-north-east, with clouds.
6
The day was excessively hot, and the horses are very thirsty.
7
Both yesterday and to-day have been excessively hot, and the country very heavy.
8
Between decks the ship was excessively hot, and very much crowded.
9
The day was excessively hot again, and walking was most fatiguing.
10
The heats set in in the middle of June; the days became excessively hot.
11
The sun was excessively hot, and the sky brilliantly clear.
12
After the dark cells thaw out, during the summer months, they are excessively hot.
13
No rain has fallen here, so it is excessively hot.
14
The day has been, and still is, excessively hot.
15
The weather grew excessively hot; her broken ankle pained her; it was a day of suffering.
16
The scent was bad, and the sun was excessively hot; the dogs were tired and languid.
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