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1. (adj.) heated
excited or angry; impassioned; vehement:
a heated argument.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) heated, heated up, het, het up
made warm or hot (`het' is a dialectal variant of `heated')
"a heated swimming pool"; "wiped his heated-up face with a large bandana"; "he was all het up and sweaty"
2. (adj) heated
marked by emotional heat; vehement
"a heated argument"
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1. (adjective) heated
warmed with electricity
a heated pool/seat
2. heated
tense or exciting
a heated argument/discussion/debate
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. heated
of Heat
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Sense: having been made hot
a heated swimming-pool.
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 Afrikaans: verhitte |
 Arabic: مُسَخَّن، مُحَمّى |
 Bulgarian: стоплен |
 Brazilian: aquecido |
 Czech: vyhřívaný |
 German: erhitzt, geheizt |
 Danish: opvarmet |
 Greek: θερμαινόμενος |
 Spanish: calentado |
 Estonian: köetud |
 Farsi: گرم |
 Finnish: lämmitetty |
 French: chauffé |
 Hebrew: מְחוּמַם |
 Hindi: गरम |
 Croatian: ugrijan |
 Hungarian: fűtött |
 Indonesian: dipanaskan |
 Icelandic: (upp)hitaður, heitur |
 Italian: riscaldato |
 Japanese: 暖めた |
 Korean: 가열된 |
 Lithuanian: pašildytas |
 Latvian: sakarsēts; sasildīts |
 Malay: dipanaskan |
 Dutch: verwarmd, verhit |
 Norwegian: oppvarmet, opphetet |
 Polish: podgrzewany |
 Persian: گرم |
 Pashto: توده |
 Portuguese: aquecido |
 Romanian: încălzit |
 Russian: подогретый |
 Slovak: vyhrievaný |
 Slovenian: ogrevan |
 Serbian: zagrejan |
 Swedish: uppvärmd |
 Thai: ซึ่งร้อน |
 Turkish: ısıtılmış |
 Taiwanese: 已加熱的 |
 Ukrainian: нагрітий, підігрітий |
 Urdu: گرم کیا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: được đốt nóng |
 Chinese: 加了热的 |
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