ultraheat

/ˈʌltrəˌhit/
verb
  1. To heat something to an extremely high temperature.
    • The industrial furnace can ultraheat steel to over 2,000 degrees.
    • Be careful not to ultraheat the oil, or it might catch fire.
    • They used a special laser to ultraheat the sample for the experiment.
Antonyms
noun
  1. Extremely high temperature or intense heat.
    • During the heatwave, the city experienced an ultraheat that broke all previous records.
    • The oven's ultraheat mode can cook a pizza in under two minutes.
    • Scientists study materials that can withstand the ultraheat of a rocket engine.
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