Degrees
Shade
Shade noun - Partial darkness due to the obstruction of light rays.
Both words in one sentence
- In The Dinosaur Lords, all-time Nuevaropan fashion is a loincloath and feather boa (it's 50 degrees Celsius in shade there).
Source: Fan Disservice / Literature - It's ninety degrees in the shade even though it's November, there are herds of seven-foot-tall two-legged creatures bouncing across the landscape at tremendous speeds.
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Convection Schmonvection: The temperatures on the day side of Crematoria are apparently in the hundreds of thousands of degrees, and easily enough to incinerate an unprotected person... unless you're standing in the shade, in which case you'll be absolutely fine.
Source: Film / The Chronicles of Riddick
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