Definitions
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- adjective Resembling or characteristic of a
furnace .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A furnacelike blast of heat hit Erec in the face when Jam opened the door.
The Three Furies Kaza Kingsley 2010
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He began at the bottom, as an iron caster, gulping salt water to retain body fluids in the furnacelike conditions.
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He began at the bottom, as an iron caster, gulping salt water to retain body fluids in the furnacelike conditions.
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He began at the bottom, as an iron caster, gulping salt water to retain body fluids in the furnacelike conditions.
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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Vincent had seen her life there, not just the all-too-common poverty of her home, or the furnacelike misery of her work at the tannery, or hard-baked and pitiless Urumchi itself, but the impossibility that any of it would ever change.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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