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superheated in Finnish

superheated in Finnish is tulistettu, ylikriittinen, ylikuuma — superheated means heated to a temperature above the normal boiling point without turning to vapour.

superheated in Finnish

tulistettu
adj
(physics) heated above the critical point
ylikriittinen
adj
(physics) heated above the critical point
ylikuuma
adj
Heated above the boiling point
ylikuumennettu
adj
Heated above the boiling point
ylikuumennut
adj
Heated above the boiling point
tulinen
adj
(figuratively) exceedingly intense or emotional

What does "superheated" mean?

  1. adj Heated to a temperature above the normal boiling point without turning to vapour.
    "Superheated steam is used to drive the turbines."
  2. adj Extremely intense, excited, or overheated in mood.
    "The superheated rhetoric on both sides made compromise impossible."
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superheated in a sentence

  • Superheated steam is used to drive the turbines.
  • The superheated rhetoric on both sides made compromise impossible.

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What is "superheated" in Finnish?

"superheated" in Finnish is tulistettu, ylikriittinen, ylikuuma. superheated means: Heated to a temperature above the normal boiling point without turning to vapour.

How do you use "superheated" in a sentence?

Example: "Superheated steam is used to drive the turbines." In Finnish, "superheated" is tulistettu, ylikriittinen, ylikuuma.

Are there other ways to say "superheated" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "superheated": tulistettu, ylikriittinen, ylikuuma, ylikuumennettu, ylikuumennut, tulinen.

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