warming
- noun
- /ˈwɔrmɪŋ/
- The gentler the slope, the more additional warming we commit the planet to.
- global warming
- climate warming
- greenhouse warming
Is that a global warming we had?
- Is that a global warming we had?
- And yet there was no warming of relations.
- Hot dog, Global warming is over.
- It says we caused the warming, we need to fix the warming.
- And scientists with the science shows is that as warming continues, those will increase.
- And global warming has become the great proxy issue.
- He says that global warming is a kind of object.
Examples
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We must embrace the Kyoto Protocol on global warming and then go well beyond it.
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This is Greenland where it's warming and losing mass.
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Their global warming is at heart a public problem.
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Context has an important role in determining the effects of global warming on the developing world.
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So even if you cut emission sharply now, warming would continue for decades.
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It's one of the best known natural wonders of the world, already under threat from warming and acidifying oceans.
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Activists crowded the streets near UN headquarters today as major industrialized nations meet for the fourth time to discuss global warming initiatives.
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In addition to accelerating evaporation, warming also increases the moisture-holding capacity of the atmosphere.
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On climate change, the Kremlin recognizes that global warming would impose huge costs, causing floods and destroying infrastructure.
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Global warming is causing sea levels to rise and affecting weather patterns.
Synonyms
The process of something becoming or being made warm
To make something warm, often by using heat
Antonyms
Compounds
A gradual rise in Earth's average temperature caused mainly by burning coal, oil, and gas
- Specialized
A rise in Earth's temperature when gases in the air trap the Sun's heat
- Archaic
A long metal pan with a handle and lid filled with hot coals to warm a bed before sleeping
How Warm
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word warming comes from the old English word warm, which means 'comfortably hot', plus the ending -ing that shows an action or process. So warming is the action of becoming warmer or a rise in temperature.