noun Uncommon
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Heats (noun) means a spell of hot weather. Example: “The summer heats made it hard to sleep.”
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A spell of hot weather.
"The summer heats made it hard to sleep."
How to use heats
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA period of unusually hot weather (less common than "heat wave" today).
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What does “heats” mean?
The word “heats” means a spell of hot weather. In plain terms, a period of unusually hot weather (less common than "heat wave" today).
How do you pronounce “heats”?
“Heats” is pronounced heets (/hiːts/ in IPA).
How do you use “heats” in a sentence?
Here is “heats” used in a sentence: “The summer heats made it hard to sleep.”
What part of speech is “heats”?
“Heats” is a noun.
Is “heats” a common word?
“Heats” is an uncommon word in modern English.