hotness
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- noun
- /ˈhɑtnəs/
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sensación
- So now I am running the new hotness Chrome OS 23.0.1271.84 beta instead of the old and busted Chrome OS 21.x.
- the new hotness
And ladies and gentlemen, it's time for Summer of Hotness.
- And ladies and gentlemen, it's time for Summer of Hotness.
Examples
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Perl was the new hotness.
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Ever since launching back at Gen Con, "X-Win" has been consistently at or near the top of BoardGameGeek.com's "The Hotness" rankings.
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Yeah, it's the new hotness, sort of.
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So yeah, the beauty and hotness scale is something that's really interesting.
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The old hotness: Donald Trump surges to the head of the pack of Republican candidates for president.
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The new hotness: The Atlas Shrugged movie is released.
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Two weeks, thousands of votes, and so much hotness later, we have LA's Hottest Broker: Courtney Poulos of ACME Real Estate.
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New hotness: That heartless, ber-rich juggernaut is, er, kind of wimpy.
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Sure, the new hotness is Heart of Fear and Terrace of Endless Spring (and I'll get to those!), but I expect that the vast majority of players are still actively working on clearing Mogu'shan Vaults or are slogging through it weekly in LFR for precious, precious VP.
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The latest smartphone is the current hotness among tech enthusiasts, selling out within hours.
Synonyms
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A popular style of clothes and how people look
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A style or idea that is fashionable now
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An attractive, stylish quality that many people admire
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Being fashionable and following the latest trends
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A quality of being fashionable and attractive
The state of being in style and popular now
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How Trendy
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Morphology
Etymology
The word hotness meaning popularity comes from the image of something being 'hot' like a hot item or hot news that everyone wants, using the root hot and heat to show strong interest. So hotness means 'popular or in demand' right now.