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Meanings of heated in English

Made warm or hot (`het' is a dialectal variant of `heated')

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Usage of heated in English
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De Bruijn said the heated nature of the debate was encouraging violence.
Reuters
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She said heated tobacco products were already available in 50 other countries.
News.com.au
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The TGA concluded there were significant safety concerns with heated tobacco products.
News.com.au
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Arizona's House of Representatives approved the measure on Thursday following heated debate.
Reuters
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Encouraging others to speak out in public, he often sparked heated debates.
Radio NZ
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In recent weeks, the tax debate heated up as did M&A activity.
Reuters
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The package sparked heated debate in the upper house on Thursday night.
News.com.au
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Officials said Saturday they are keeping the airport's two main terminals heated.
News.com.au
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The call followed a heated National Executive Council meeting in Dublin today.
The Irish Times
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The debate grew so heated that it appeared war could erupt again.
The Black Experience in America
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Political debate around Australia's hardline asylum seeker policy has been heated recently.
Reuters
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Within weeks, a close and heated debate arose among the various factions.
In the shadow of the cypress
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She has also heated up the debate on body image and sport.
The Irish Times
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After a heated debate, the city council unanimously voted to condemn Brunei.
BBC
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In the one nature is only heated-inthe other she is poisoned.
The Writings of Thomas Paine — Volume 1 (1774-1779): The America...
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Whatever the series outcome, the heated debate looks set to rumble on.
The Guardian
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