blistering

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blistering ‎(comparatiu more blistering, superlatiu most blistering)

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Maurice Greene got off to a blistering start but was caught by the other runners in the last 20 metres.

Michael Schumacher set a blistering pace in the German Grand Prix.
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In a Senate debate on the confirmation of Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State, some Democrats delivered a blistering public attack on her role as National Security Advisor.
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Temperatures shot up to a blistering 38 degrees on Monday, making it one of the hottest days of the year so far.
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Metallica played a blistering set to a packed house.

The song finishes with a blistering guitar solo.