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heated

[hee-tid] / ˈhi tɪd /




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The loss left Tottenham with just two wins from their last 12 league games and prompted heated exchanges between fans and some of Frank's players at full-time.

From Barron's

Thorabella Farm, near Forres, said the animals - the world's largest rodents and native to South America - vanished from their heated enclosure on Tuesday.

From BBC

Reprieve can be found at the movies — whether in the laughter, the screams and the audible reactions, or the heated and excited discussions that happen after the credits roll.

From Salon

Elon Musk’s Tesla is no longer the top electric vehicle seller in the world as demand at home has cooled while competition heated up abroad.

From Los Angeles Times

In most clusters, gas heated to millions of degrees appears roughly circular or slightly oval in images.

From Science Daily