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heated

[hee-tid] / ˈhi tɪd /




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After jawing with members of McDonnell’s security detail, Reedy got into a heated exchange with Alan Hamilton, a deputy chief who runs the detective bureau.

From Los Angeles Times

We aren’t headed back to the heated market of 2021, but even a modest thaw means millions more hopeful buyers will hit the same wall of insurance premiums.

From Barron's

The hotel’s rooftop bar hosts a New Year’s Eve party, which recently featured heated private igloos and 360-degree views of Manhattan’s fireworks show.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Did this individual fall victim, as many others have, of this type of heated rhetoric?"

From Barron's

In a heated interview with CNN‘s Dana Bash on Sunday, Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino said his agents were the real “victims” in the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis protestor.

From Salon