garam
9.9
Full of strong feeling, often angry or excited
- adjective
- Indian
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calentón
- The debate grew garam as both sides refused to compromise.
Examples
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His garam speech stirred the crowd.
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She tried to calm the garam atmosphere in the meeting room.
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After a garam argument, they finally agreed to discuss the issue later.
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Don't be so garam!
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The crowd became garam as the politician made provocative remarks.
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During the meeting, her voice grew garam when discussing the unfair decisions.
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The garam exchange of opinions between the two teams highlighted their strong beliefs.
Antonyms
How Emotional
Surface Forms
garam positive
Etymology
People also use garam for strong feelings or arguments because heat is an easy picture for anger or excitement. So a garam argument is a 'heated' one, full of strong emotion.