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Discover LudwigThe word 'heat-resistant' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a material or object that is capable of withstanding high temperatures without being damaged. For example, "This new type of ceramic bowl is made of heat-resistant material, so it won't crack or warp when it is heated up."
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heat-resistant
adjective
Resistant to the effects of fire or intense heat.
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"It's heat-resistant," he said.
This heat-resistant glass dramatically changed the way Americans cooked.
It is used in the manufacture of heat-resistant glass.
First, a falling window cover damaged two heat-resistant tiles.
The cabinetry and floor are maple, and the kitchen counters are heat-resistant native Monson slate.
Running the length of the pier were two huge tables with heat-resistant tops.
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I'm normally pretty heat resistant and I've played two games before this in tougher conditions.
The handle is heat resistant, and the tight-fitting lid has a silicone brush that withstands up to 550 degrees.
Some of the species are heat resistant.
The material is heat resistant up to 280°C.
The Lapinator is composed of the heat resistant 3M Thinsulate fiber and a comfy cross-linked molded foam bottom.
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