melted into

Meanings

• Transitive verb

  To blend or merge completely into something else, usually a liquid.

  - "The ice cream melted into the hot chocolate."
  - "The snow melted into the puddles on the ground."

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Rhymes

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reclines , mines , wines , lines

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Variants

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melt into , melted into , melting into , melts into

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Etymology

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The verb 'melted into' comes from the past participle of 'melt', which means to cause (something) to change from a solid to a liquid by applying heat or some other means.

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Trivia

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1. Did you know that chocolate is technically a solid until it reaches a temperature of about 82 degrees Fahrenheit? That's why it's called 'melted chocolate' when it's used in baking or making hot cocoa.

2. The process of melting metals is an important part of metalworking. Different metals melt at different temperatures, and the process can be used to shape and mold the metal into various forms.

3. In chemistry, 'melted' is used to describe a substance that is in a liquid state but has not yet reached its boiling point. For example, wax is often described as being 'melted' when it's used in candlemaking.

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Related Concepts

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1. Fusion: The process of combining different elements to form a single entity. 'Melted into' can be seen as a form of fusion, where two or more substances become one.

2. Assimilation: The process of incorporating one culture, idea, or substance into another. 'Melted into' can also be used to describe this process, as when a minority group assimilates into the dominant culture.

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Culture

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In literature, 'melted into' is often used metaphorically to describe the blending of different elements or ideas. For instance, in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby', the narrator describes how the characters' dreams and desires 'melted into' their reality.

How to Memorize "melted into"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a solid object slowly melting and merging into a liquid. Imagine the temperature rising and the object gradually losing its shape.
   - Imagine a drop of water landing on a hot surface and transforming into steam. Visualize the steam merging back into the liquid form.

2. associate
   

   - Associate 'melted into' with the feeling of relaxation and comfort, as when a hot bath melts away stress and tension.
   - Associate 'melted into' with the idea of blending or merging, as when different colors of paint are mixed together to create a new shade.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym MELTED: Melting, Evolving, Liquefying, Transforming, Embracing, Dissolving.
   - Create a mental image of a solid object melting into a liquid, and repeat the phrase 'melted into' to reinforce the memory.

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