blistery in a sentence

Definition

Blistery (adjective): characterized by the presence of blisters or a burning sensation, often due to extreme heat or cold.

The sun beat down relentlessly, leaving her with a blistery burn across her shoulders.
His hands were so cold that they felt blistery, making it hard to grip the steering wheel.
After the hike, his feet were covered in blistery blisters from the new shoes.
The blistery wind whipped through the trees, causing the branches to sway violently.
As she walked along the beach, she noticed a blistery sting from the saltwater on her skin.
The blistery sensation of the icy rain made everyone rush for cover.
He winced at the blistery discomfort of the fabric against his chafed skin.
She could feel the blistery ache in her muscles after an intense workout.
The blistery atmosphere of the storm made everyone stay indoors.
Despite the blistery conditions, they decided to continue their outdoor adventure.