heated

Modifies a noun

• pool: Heated pool, games room, outdoor play area.
• rail: Newly fitted large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, wash hand basin, WC.
• propagator: Sow summer bedding plants in a heated propagator or under glass.
• debate: I've had heated debates with even left minded people.
• chemo: I had cytoreductive surgery and heated chemo in July 2002.
• windscreen: The whole process is like watching the frost of a winter's morning melt from a heated car windscreen.

Modifying Another Word

• centrally: The hotel offers 22 ensuite centrally heated bedrooms, many with glorious views over the bay.
• affordably: Q5 What further steps should be taken toward meeting the government's goals for ensuring that every home is adequately and affordably heated?
• electrically: Burns caused by the passage of heavy currents through the body or by direct contact with an electrically heated surface.
• geothermally: Such deep flow is facilitated by the lower viscosity of geothermally heated water at depth.
• thoroughly: Add steamed veggies, salt and pepper; cook until thoroughly heated.
• poorly: The reason for the death toll in the UK is our huge stock of poorly heated, energy inefficient homes.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Their moods can change in an instant and situations can become heated.
• get: It wasn't actually an argument - nobody got heated.
• remain: The Tantura debate remains heated, largely due to the efforts of historian Ilan Pappé who supports the allegations of a massacre.
• grow: In the Middle Ages, parliamentary debates grew so heated, quarrels often escalated into bloody fights between Lords.
• keep: The two Perkins diesel generators are kept permanently heated to 60 degrees to aid easy starting.