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1. (adj.) sultry
oppressively hot and close or humid; sweltering:
a sultry day.
2. sultry
oppressively hot; emitting great heat:
the sultry sun.
3. sultry
characterized by or arousing passion:
sultry eyes.
Etymology: (1585–95; sult(e)r (var. of swelter ) + -y1)
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| Definition of 'sultry' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) sensual, sultry
sexually exciting or gratifying
"sensual excesses"; "a sultry look"; "a sultry dance"
2. (adj) sultry, stifling, sulfurous, sulphurous
characterized by oppressive heat and humidity
"the summer was sultry and oppressive"; "the stifling atmosphere"; "the sulfurous atmosphere preceding a thunderstorm"
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| Definition of 'sultry' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. sultry
very hot, burning, and oppressive; as, Libya's sultry deserts
2. sultry
very hot and moist, or hot, close, stagnant, and oppressive, as air
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Sense: (of weather) hot but cloudy, and likely to become stormy.
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Afrikaans: broeierig |
Arabic: حار وغائِم |
Bulgarian: зноен |
Brazilian: pesado |
Czech: dusný |
German: schwül |
Danish: lummer |
Greek: υγρός και αποπνικτικός (γ |
Spanish: bochornoso, sofocante |
Estonian: lämbe |
Farsi: شرجي |
Finnish: painostava |
French: étouffant |
Hebrew: חָם וְלָח |
Hindi: गर्म, उमसदार |
Croatian: sparan, omaran |
Hungarian: fülledt |
Indonesian: panas berawan |
Icelandic: mollulegur, heitur og rak |
Italian: afoso |
Japanese: 暑くるしい |
Korean: 찌는 듯이 더운 |
Lithuanian: tvankus |
Latvian: tveicīgs |
Malay: melengas |
Dutch: zwoel |
Norwegian: lummer, trykkende |
Polish: parny |
Persian: شرجي |
Pashto: دوپ، دوبجن |
Portuguese: pesado |
Romanian: înăbuşitor |
Russian: знойный; душный |
Slovak: dusný |
Slovenian: soparen |
Serbian: sparan |
Swedish: kvav, kvalmig, tryckande |
Thai: ที่ร้อนอบอ้าว |
Turkish: boğucu |
Taiwanese: 悶熱的 |
Ukrainian: такий, що припікає; душни |
Urdu: حبس والا موسم |
Vietnamese: oi bức, ngột ngạt |
Chinese: 闷热的 |
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