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heat
noun as in high temperature
Strongest matches
noun as in anger, passion
verb as in make or become hot
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Earlier models suggested the heating that causes coronal rain should take hours or even days, yet solar flares occur within minutes.
Roberts turns up the heat so slowly it never notices it’s in a buttered roll.
Recent experiments have shown that in controlled lab conditions, such patterns can actually influence how metals behave -- affecting their strength, durability, heat resistance, and even how well they withstand radiation.
The report said people experienced poverty when they did not have enough money or resources to meet basic needs, for example, not being able to pay rent, buy food or heat their home.
In the EV boom’s early days, Japan’s Toyota Motor took heat for largely skipping EVs in favor of hybrids.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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