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形容詞

heat-resistant (comparative more heat-resistant, superlative most heat-resistant)

1. Resistant to the effects of fire or intense heat.

   Synonym: refractory

   Coordinate term: fireproof

   • 1997, Tatsuya Hongū and Glyn O. Phillips, chapter 2, in New Fibers, →ISBN, page 14:

     The heat-resistant polymer has a molecular structure that is thermally stable, and stands up to long-term use at temperatures over 300 °C.

Further reading

• “heat-resistant”, in Collins English Dictionary.
• “heat-resistant, adj.”, in Lexico, Dictionary.com; Oxford University Press, 2019–2022.
• “heat resistant”, in Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

アナグラム

• star in the east

形容詞

heatresistant (comparative more heatresistant, superlative most heatresistant)

1. Alternative spelling of heat-resistant.
   • 1944 February 10, “Hearns For Every Home Need!”, in Daily News, volume 25, number 197, New York, N.Y., page 12, column 3:

     Heatresistant Glass Tea Pot, 1.19

   • 1958 February 12, Cecily Brownstone, “Cooking Is Fun”, in Standard-Sentinel, volume 93, number 25,653, Hazleton, Pa., page 18:

     Turn into deep heatresistant glass pie plate (9½ by 1½ inches) or similar shallow baking dish.

   • 1964 May 17, “Home Tip”, in Florence Morning News, volume XXXV, number 138, Florence, S.C., page 2-B:

     Houses with ceramic-tiled bathrooms and kitchens invariably have more resale value. This is because appraisers and real estate experts, as well as many of today’s discriminating buyers, are aware that real tile is waterproof, heatresistant and scratch-proof and that it requires virtually no maintenance.

   • 1972 February 29, “Grand Opening Celebration Sale”, in The Greeley Daily Tribune, volume 64, number 105, Greeley, Colo., page 26:

     Waring’s exclusive Blend control gives you flash blending plus conventional blending at all 14 speeds. New fashion, low silhouette look. 15 pushbuttons, 14 speeds. 5-cup, heatresistant glass container.

   • 1973 July 6, Cecily Brownstone, “Cooking is Fun”, in The Evening Sun, volume 121, number 98, Hanover, Pa., page 7:

     With slotted spoon or pancake turner, lift fish rolls to a hot heatresistant platter and keep warm in a warm oven.