Cool and Heated

Cool

Cool adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: a cool basement that would be perfect for storing wine

Heated is an antonym for cool.

Nearby Words: coolness, coolly, cooler, cooled, cooling

Heated

Heated adjective - Being in a state of increased activity or agitation.
Usage example: a heated discussion about who should pay for the pizza

Cool is an antonym for heated in topics: angry, warmed.

Nearby Words: heat, heatedly, heating, heater

Both words in one sentence

  • Ayn Rand's play Night of January 16th has a dress made by Bjorn Faulkner for Karen Andre that is so impossibly cool it cannot be shown, only described: a gown made out of sheer platinum mesh that she would wear on her naked body after it was heated in a fire.
  • Burning with Anger He was once dunked into three barrels of icy water to cool him down after a berserker rage - the first barrel heated up so quickly that it exploded, while the second quickly boiled away.
  • Things can get pretty heated over which of the two is better, but there's a lot of crossover between the two fandoms, and most of those who aren't fans of both are still pretty cool with the other show.
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