heated
Pronunciation: [ˈhiːtɪd]
Word
Context: "temperature"
(adjective) when something is hot or has a high temperature. Like when you heat up food in the microwave, it becomes heated, or warm.
Example
The soup was heated nicely, making it perfect for a cold day.
Example
The water was not heated enough, so it was still cold after the bath.
Example
Is the oven heated to the right temperature for baking?
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) when someone is very angry or excited. If you are in a heated argument, it means you are both feeling strong emotions.
Example
They had a heated discussion, but they were able to calmly resolve their differences afterward.
Example
There was no heated debate; everyone agreed easily on the topic.
Example
Why was the meeting so heated and full of strong feelings?
Context: "temperature"
(verb) the action of making something warm or hot. Like when you turn on the stove to heat water for tea.
Example
I will heat the leftovers for dinner tonight.
Example
I forgot to heat the pizza, so it was cold when I served it.
Example
Can you heat the soup for me before serving?
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