MILDLY HOT
Definition: Having a moderate level of heat or spiciness, not extremely hot.
Synonyms: Warmish, Moderately Warm, Somewhat Hot, Gently Heated, Slightly Warm
Usage Examples in Sentences
#1
The soup had a mildly hot flavor that warmed her taste buds.
#2
The tea was mildly hot, soothing her throat on a chilly evening.
#3
The sunlight streaming through the window felt mildly hot on her skin.
#4
The salsa verde had a mildly hot tanginess that complemented the chips.
#5
The hot air balloon rose into the sky under the mildly hot sun.
#6
Her jacket protected her from the mildly hot wind during the hike.
#7
The curry was mildly hot, tingling the taste buds with its subtle blend of spices.
#8
After the rain, the pavement felt mildly hot beneath their bare feet.
#9
The afternoon sun cast a mildly hot glow over the serene landscape.
#10
The chili had a mildly hot kick, leaving a pleasant warmth in every spoonful.
#11
The weather was perfect for a hike, with a mildly hot sun and a cool breeze.
#12
After adding the jalapenos, the chili became mildly hot, perfect for a winter night.
#13
He prefers his coffee mildly hot, with just a hint of warmth to start his day.
#14
She sipped the tea, finding it mildly hot and soothing on her sore throat.
#15
The kimchi was mildly hot, balancing the flavors of the dish with its gentle spice.
#16
Mildly hot curry is my favorite dish.
#17
I enjoy adding a touch of spice to my meals, and mildly hot sauces are perfect for that.
#18
The weather today is pleasantly warm, just mildly hot enough to enjoy some time outdoors.
#19
She ordered the mildly hot wings, finding them just right in terms of spiciness.
#20
As someone who enjoys spicy food, I find that mildly hot seasonings strike the perfect balance.
#21
The curry was mildly hot, pleasing both the spice lovers and the cautious eaters.
#22
Afternoon tea was served with mildly hot scones and jam.
#23
Mildly hot temperatures in spring herald the arrival of summer.
#24
She found the salsa mildly hot, but still enjoyable with chips.
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