scalding

Vocabulary Word

Definition
Scalding usually refers to a liquid that's so hot, it could burn you. It can also describe a severe, intense critique or remark.
Examples in Different Contexts
In software development, a 'scalding' critique often points to significant flaws or issues. A developer might express, 'The scalding review highlighted urgent areas for improvement in our app’s security.'
Practice Scenarios
Creative

Scenario:

The storyline of the movie is not as exciting as the trailer led us to believe. And the character development is also lacking.

Response:

Given the scalding reviews, it looks like we need to rethink our storytelling approach and character arcs.

Tech

Scenario:

Despite the revision, the code is continually producing errors. We need something more efficient and robust.

Response:

I agree, after the scalding review, we need to work on creating a bug-free and efficient code.

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