warm
- adjective
- /wɔrm/
- Would you please give her a warm round of applause!
- a warm welcome
- a warm reception
- a warm relationship
But he was such a warm character.
- But he was such a warm character.
- Wouldn't we like to have happy, joyful, warm, free thoughts to be free.
- Is this euphoric, light, fuzzy, warm, positive feeling.
- No, take time for you with warmest regards, frisky.
- And you know, that warm and fuzzy like, hey, we donate.
- But that moment shows that you're sweet and warm and kind and inviting.
- Instead, we have warmest condolences and sympathies.
- And she's just so nice and warm to be around and very motherly.
- I'm wishing you guys a warm, warm happy holiday.
- So please give a warm welcome to the Beverly dress.
- I am here for such a warm man, he's a very cold texter.
- And they all weirdly have warm feelings about their time in combat.
- He had a charisma that was like warm, hard, but warm.
Examples
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And the reason Farrell was being halfway warm and affectionate was that she was happy.
Fiction book (1990) -
But that moment shows that you're sweet and warm and kind and inviting.
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But he was such a warm character.
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I think it's such a beautiful and warm sound.
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Good morning, ladies, and a very warm welcome to you all.
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The Duke was a funny, engaging, warm and loving man.
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You got me feeling all warm and fuzzy.
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Her speech was cultured and precise, but she was warm and quick to laugh.
Fiction book (1990) -
What a warm relationship!
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Good morning, ladies, and a very warm welcome to you all.
Synonyms
Being helpful and caring toward other people
Like someone or something in a warm way
Warm and comfortable in a small friendly place
Showing care and kindness in a gentle way
Friendly and polite in a way that makes others feel good
To show warm, loving feelings to someone
Showing warm, friendly, and sincere feeling
Warm and sincere when showing friendship or welcome
A friendly, warm way of behaving that makes people comfortable
A person who cares about others and often helps them
A place or atmosphere that makes people feel relaxed and welcome
Kind and friendly to other people
A person who feels sorry for others and helps them
Pleasant and mild, like warm sunshine or light wind
To make a part of the body feel hot
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
An animal that keeps a steady temperature inside its body, like humans and birds
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Warm originally meant 'hot', and people often use heat as a picture for kind feeling. So when someone is warm, they show friendly, heartfelt feeling like a comforting heat.