heated
- adjective
- /ˈhiːtɪd/
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calentado
- They're like, her house is heated by foresters that bring wood to her.
And they use it year round as a heated, heated greenhouse.
- And they use it year round as a heated, heated greenhouse.
- And then they've got a bathroom with heated floors.
- Yes, this thing is a heated wand.
- Apparently heated floors don't actually heat up the room that much.
- And since it's heated, you can use it year round in any climate.
- Option A is a razor heated and cooled gaming chair.
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And then they've got a bathroom with heated floors.
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Yeah, but it's got a heated seat, heated water.
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And they use it year round as a heated, heated greenhouse.
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Because I'm not experienced growing in a heated unit like this.
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And even better, a massive indoor heated swimming pool.
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So commercial freeze drying machines have heated shelves in them.
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The restaurant features a heated outdoor patio for chilly evenings.
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In the winter, we enjoy sipping hot cocoa while sitting on our heated porch.
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The heated blanket kept me warm on the coldest nights.
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4.9
A short time when people feel strong emotion and say or do things without thinking
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Etymology
Heated comes from the base word heat, which means 'warmth', so something heated is made warm or hot by fire, electricity, or the sun.