hotter

"He forgot that the frying pan was hot and burned his hand."

"It is hotter in summer than in winter."

"The weather outside was hotter today than yesterday, making it uncomfortable to walk to school. "

"Be careful, he has a hot temper and may take it out on you."

""I think I'm getting sick; my forehead feels hotter than usual." "

"Before moving to India, I never ate hot food. The Indians love spicy food."

"That band's new song is hotter than anything they've released before; it's really exciting! "

"hot merchandise"

"a hot wire"

"While "hotter" usually refers to temperature, when used in the context of "radioactive," it implies higher levels of radiation. Here's a sentence reflecting that:

The Geiger counter clicked faster, indicating that the area was getting hotter. "

"That stripper is hot!"

"Enough foreplay! You’ve gotten me so hot already!"

"hot for her English teacher"

"That new phone is even hotter than the last model; everyone wants to buy it. "

"a hot topic"

""You're getting hotter! Think about where we usually keep the car keys." "

""The sales team is hotter than ever this quarter, consistently exceeding their targets." "

"This hotter version of the software fixes all the bugs. "

"The situation became hotter when Maria accused John of lying at the meeting. "

"He was finished in a hot minute."

"The neighborhood felt hotter than usual today, with more police cars parked on every street corner. "

"The bank returned the check because the account was hotter than a firecracker; there wasn't enough money to cover it. "

"Seeing the flashing lights, the police knew they were dealing with a hotter who wouldn't hesitate to ditch the stolen car. "

"My old car's engine hottered loudly as I drove up the steep hill. "