melt
melt
mɛlt
melt
British pronunciation
/mɛlt/

Definition & Meaning of "melt"in English

to melt
01

(of something in solid form) to turn into liquid form by being subjected to heat

Intransitive
to melt definition and meaning
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Examples
Ice cubes melt quickly in warm water.
02

to cause something that is in solid form to turn into liquid form by use of heat

Transitive: to melt solid matter
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Examples
She melted butter in a saucepan to prepare pancakes for breakfast.
03

to be deeply moved or touched by something

Intransitive
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Watching the reunion of the long-lost siblings made everyone in the room melt with emotion.
04

to lose distinct boundaries or characteristics

Intransitive: to melt into sth
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Examples
The colors of the sunset melted into each other, creating a beautiful blend of pinks and oranges across the sky.
05

to become less intense and gradually diminish

Intransitive
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After the argument, tension between them began to melt, and they were able to reconcile their differences.
Melt
01

the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid

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