अस्वस्थपणे गरम असणे,

Verb:

जास्त घाम येणे,

swelter's Usage Examples:

"Heat wave: Under scorching sun, Pakistan swelters".

Climate change and bushfires In the past decade, southern Australia has experienced a surge in sweltering summers, coupled with low rainfall leading to a longer and more devastating bushfire season.

fretted sockets? Ever from their hair and through their hand palms Misery swelters.

spectators added to the bleacher appearance of the courtroom, for most of them sweltered in shirtsleeves, and collars were few.

2009) Berlin sweltered through 101 degree heat, the hottest day in 67 years.

"Heat advice as Scotland swelters".

With his men short of supplies and without water in sweltering heat, Dupont entered into talks with the Spanish.

On the edge of a cyclone "Record heat and stupidity as Melbourne swelters".

sweltering Sydney summer (when many concert tours were scheduled) and deafeningly loud in heavy rain.

knowledgable (sic)", also adding that "Nothing Is Free almost palpably swelters, demands motion, forces the body to change its way of being, to take a.

and Polomé in 1997 maintained that the proto-Indo-European root *swel- "swelter", found in Indo-European words denoting "sun", was inherited into Gaulish.

and offsiders (a partner or assistant) routinely froze in winter and sweltered in summer due to the truck"s open cab design and the position of the engine.

Synonyms:

suffer,

Antonyms:

enjoy, better,