Verb:

தேவைக்கும் அதிகமாகச் சூடேற்று, தேவைக்கும் அதிகமான சூடு,

overheat's Usage Examples:

As a result, the isotherms of July are strongly convex poleward as they cross the United States, the isotherm of 70 Sweeping up to the northern boundary in the north-west, and the heat equator leaping to the overheated deserts of the south-west, where the July mean is over 90.

MIlft~- an impulse had been given tothespiritof conquest which achieve- had gradually succeeded to the disinterested fever of ments,of propaganda and overheated patriotism.

No matter the time of the year, our dogs can still overheat.

overheating due to a booming housing market in southern England.

Always uncoil electrical extension cables fully, as these can overheat and cause a fire.

In some districts the collected milk is heated alone or diluted with water, to coagulate the rubber, but if heated alone an inferior rubber is apt to result owing to overheating.

These dogs are vulnerable to dehydration and overheat quickly.

I always have one bottle of alcohol and cotton balls, or I buy the pre-moistened alcohol pads so that if the dogs get overheated I can simply wet down only the pads of their paws and this will cool them down very fast.

The weather and temperature: heavy costumes can overheat a child when worn for extensive periods of time.

For example, spandex weaves can give better fit and economy of movement, while certain poly pique weaves will wick moisture away from the players' skin, keeping them from overheating in the excitement of the game.

They are most often made of lightweight fabrics; this combined with the shorter length makes them ideal in crowds where it's easy to get overheated.

Operating in a current of carbon dioxide facilitates the process by preventing overheating.

moist undried, sand, but sometimes of iron covered with a refractory coating to protect it from being melted or overheated by the molten cast iron.

Synonyms:

heat, heat up, hot up,

Antonyms:

unemotionality, anestrus, coldness, cool,