"painfully hot" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a very hot temperature in a particular situation. For example, "The desert sun was painfully hot."
Here, emotions related to pain were induced in healthy volunteers using hypnosis, during 1-min immersions of the hand in painfully hot water.
And when it's not painfully hot, as it has been, you can be more playful with temperatures.
In a previous design, the voltage regulator powering the servos was getting painfully hot due to delivering current near its maximum rating almost all the time.
IT IS painfully hot and dry in the rodeo arena at Louisiana State Penitentiary, known as Angola, the largest maximum-security prison in America.
The pair eke out a medieval existence eating painfully hot potatoes, tending to dwindling lanterns and keeping Gypsies away from their well.
His partner, Bruno Schmidt, is a comparative midget, standing 6ft 1in in his bare feet as he strode out on to what must have been painfully hot sand.
The Neptunes' omission is more remarkable, however, because the producing team was behind four singles nominated for Grammys: Justin Timberlake's "Like I Love You," Busta Rhymes and P. Diddy's "Pass the Courvoisier Part II," Mystikal's "Bouncin' Back (Bumpin' Me Against the Wall)" and Nelly's painfully addictive "Hot in Herre".
Finally, Edward is murdered: his enemies smother him with a pillow and ream him most painfully with a hot poker.
I mean, she's attractive now in that "I have long hair and an un-placeable faux foreign accent" sort of way, but in her Hackers and Foxfire days, she was painfully, PAINFULLY, smolderingly hot.
It feels oddly hot and painfully tingly.
She cried there in front of the mage's tower for three brutally hot days and three painfully cold nights, the man watching over her the whole time.
