unheated
adjective (unheated)
Everyday
Unheated means without any heating, so it stays cold, like an unheated room, pool or greenhouse. tree →
In the lessons
In everyday life: an unheated garage, conservatory or outdoor pool. In science: unheated water stays at room temperature; experiments compare heated and unheated samples. In history and social studies: poor families in unheated homes in winter.
Examples
- The unheated swimming pool was freezing. tree →
- We kept the apples in the unheated garage. tree →
- In the experiment we compared heated and unheated water. tree →
- The old church was unheated, so we wore coats. tree →
- Some families can't pay bills and live in unheated homes. tree →
- Seeds grew slowly in the unheated greenhouse. tree →
Note
Opposite: «heated». An adjective; it describes a place or thing, not a person.
On Mova
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