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warm

Definition for warm

adjective as in moderately hot

adjective as in enthusiastic

verb as in heat up

Strongest matches

bake, heat, melt, prepare, thaw, toast, warm up

Strong matches

chafe, cook, fix, microwave

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Example Sentences

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The company aims to create a “warm and welcoming” atmosphere in every store, including the addition of more comfortable chairs and additional outlets.

“Cowboys and Angels” is laid-back and jazzy, while the humid “Soul Free” similarly boasts funky flutes and a falsetto detour, and acoustic guitars and warm harmonies give “Heal the Pain” a Beatles-esque feel.

From Salon

But in recent weeks ministers have warmed to the idea, as they have come under increasing pressure to tackle illegal migration.

From BBC

“I don’t really think you can do anything to prepare for it when you’re out here,” cracked Iamaleava, alluding to warm temperatures and calm winds.

People covered her in jackets to keep her warm and comfortable as it got dark.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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