overheat (Meaning)

Wordnet

overheat (v)

get excessively and undesirably hot

make excessively or undesirably hot

Webster

overheat (v. t.)

To heat to excess; to superheat.

overheat Sentence Examples

  1. The car overheated due to a faulty cooling system, causing it to stall on the side of the road.
  2. The laptop's processor overheated, leading to a system crash and loss of unsaved work.
  3. The computer overheated after running several demanding applications simultaneously.
  4. The engine overheated during a strenuous climb, resulting in the need for immediate repair.
  5. The electrical wires overheated and sparked, posing a significant fire hazard.
  6. The excessive heat caused the transformer to overheat, leading to a power outage in the neighborhood.
  7. The machinery overheated after prolonged use, requiring a cooldown period before it could be safely operated again.
  8. The hair dryer overheated and caught fire, narrowly avoiding a serious accident.
  9. The CPU overheated due to insufficient ventilation, causing the system to freeze repeatedly.
  10. The oven overheated when set to a temperature higher than its intended range, burning the food inside.

FAQs About the word overheat

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The car overheated due to a faulty cooling system, causing it to stall on the side of the road.

The laptop's processor overheated, leading to a system crash and loss of unsaved work.

The computer overheated after running several demanding applications simultaneously.

The engine overheated during a strenuous climb, resulting in the need for immediate repair.