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heat-wise

|heat/wise|

B2

/hiːt-waɪz/

regarding heat

Etymology
Etymology Information

'heat-wise' originates from the combination of 'heat' and the suffix '-wise', where 'heat' refers to temperature and '-wise' means 'in terms of'.

Historical Evolution

'heat-wise' evolved from the use of '-wise' as a suffix to denote 'in terms of' or 'regarding', combined with 'heat'.

Meaning Changes

Initially, '-wise' was used to denote direction or manner, but over time it evolved to mean 'in terms of' or 'regarding' when combined with nouns like 'heat'.

Meanings by Part of Speech

Adjective 1

in terms of heat or regarding heat.

Heat-wise, the room was quite comfortable.

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Last updated: 2025/01/15 17:12