Caliente

Originating from Spanish, 'caliente' (pronounced kah-LYEN-tay) is an adjective that directly translates to 'hot' in English. It is most frequently used to describe something with a high temperature, like food, beverages, or the weather. However, 'caliente' carries a broader meaning and is used figuratively to describe intensity, excitement, passion, and even spiciness in various contexts, from describing a lively party to a passionate romantic relationship. The word reflects a strong emotional, physical, or sensory experience. Its application covers a wide range of topics including physical sensations, emotional states, and social situations.

Caliente meaning with examples

• The salsa was incredibly caliente, making my eyes water with each delicious bite. The blend of chili peppers created an intense and satisfying experience.
• During the summer, the desert air becomes intensely caliente, making it difficult to spend prolonged periods outside without protection.
• The dancers performed with such a caliente passion and energy that the entire audience was captivated by their performance.
• The atmosphere at the concert was caliente with excitement, everyone was singing along to their favorite songs and enjoying the electrifying vibe.
• Her response was caliente, fueled by her anger, so I knew there was trouble and I backed away to calm the situation.