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Meanings of hotter in English

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Usage of hotter in English
1
Booze burns a good deal hotter and faster than, for example, gasoline.
Cold Days
2
In the United States the debate over the Jackson-Vanik Amendment grew hotter.
The gates of november
3
The sun rose higher and higher; the day waxed hotter and hotter.
The Naturalist in Nicaragua
4
There has been no hotter investment topic in recent months than property.
The Irish Times
5
But whatever the underlying dynamics, a trend is clear: It's getting hotter.
Wired
6
A hotter-than-expected summer and a cooler-than-expected winter had helped utilities last year.
Reuters
7
In no time the second floor will be hotter than the first.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
8
His skin is 100 degrees hotter than it was a moment ago.
Shatter Me
9
Its climate modeling projects hotter temperatures and less rainfall in the future.
Reuters
10
Seem like the hotter the sun was the better I liked it.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
11
The summers are hotter than in England, and the winters much colder.
Taking Tales: Instructive and Entertaining Reading
12
The water was in a tumult about me, and rapidly growing hotter.
The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds
13
The sun, as he rose in the sky, grew hotter and hotter.
In the Wilds of Africa
14
All were pleased with it, and the hotter it was the better.
Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
15
The evening grew hotter, and the way to the village seemed long.
Harvest
16
That's much, much hotter than towns inside the Arctic Circle usually get.
Wired
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