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1. (adj.) molten
liquefied by heat; being in a state of fusion.
2. molten
produced by melting and casting.
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| Definition of 'molten' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) molten, liquefied, liquified
reduced to liquid form by heating
"a mass of molten rock"
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| Definition of 'molten' |
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1. (adj) molten
melted; being in a state of fusion, esp. when the liquid state is produced by a high degree of heat; as, molten iron
2. (adj) molten
made by melting and casting the substance or metal of which the thing is formed; as, a molten image
3. molten
of Melt
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Sense: (of a solid) in a liquid state, having been melted
molten rock.
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 Afrikaans: gesmolte |
 Arabic: مَصْهور، مُنْصَهِر |
 Bulgarian: разтопен |
 Brazilian: derretido |
 Czech: roztavený |
 German: geschmolzen |
 Danish: smeltet |
 Greek: λιωμένος |
 Spanish: fundido |
 Estonian: sula(-) |
 Farsi: گداخته |
 Finnish: sula |
 French: fondu, en fusion |
 Hebrew: מוּתָך |
 Hindi: पिघला हुआ |
 Croatian: rastaljen |
 Hungarian: (meg)olvadt |
 Indonesian: meleleh |
 Icelandic: bræddur |
 Italian: fuso |
 Japanese: 溶けた |
 Korean: 녹은 |
 Lithuanian: išsilydęs, išlydytas |
 Latvian: []kausēts |
 Malay: lebur |
 Dutch: gesmolten |
 Norwegian: flytende, smeltet |
 Polish: stopiony, ciekły |
 Persian: ذوب شده، گداخته |
 Pashto: ذوب شوى |
 Portuguese: derretido |
 Romanian: topit |
 Russian: расплавленный |
 Slovak: roztavený |
 Slovenian: stopljen |
 Serbian: rastopljen |
 Swedish: smält, flytande |
 Thai: ซึ่งหลอมละลาย |
 Turkish: erimiş |
 Taiwanese: 熔化的，熔融的 |
 Ukrainian: розтоплений; литий |
 Urdu: پگھلا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: nấu chảy |
 Chinese: 熔化的 |
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