white-hot

She tattooed her wrist with the letter E (for Edouard) by pressing a piece of white-hot metal there.

Cell after secret cell of her brain caught the fire, and blazed with white-hot indignation.

As he went down the field men were repelled from his Robot-like body as they might had he been a thing of white-hot metal.

We may raise the temperature, say, of iron, until it is white-hot.

But I saw the worm-thing come creeping out, white-hot, vivid as incandescent silver, the live heart of essential fire.

But with the sudden accession of madness, hate had blazed up in her, white-hot, and she had attempted to stab him.