Word Frequency
warmth (wɔːmθ
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Definitions
noun
- the state, quality, or sensation of being warm
- intensity of emotion ⇒
he denied the accusation with some warmth
- affection or cordiality
Synonyms
View thesaurus entry = affection, feeling, love, goodwill, kindness, tenderness, friendliness, cheerfulness, amity, cordiality, affability, kindliness, heartiness, amorousness, hospitableness, fondness, happiness,
Translations for 'warmth'
- British English: warmth The warmth of something is the heat that it has or produces. NOUNShe went further into the room, drawn by the warmth of the fire.
- Brazilian Portuguese: calor
- Chinese: 温暖温溫暖
- European Spanish: calor
- French: chaleur
- German: Wärme
- Italian: calore
- Japanese: 暖かさ
- Korean: 온기
- Portuguese: calor
- Spanish: calor
Example Sentences Including 'warmth'
Besides providing warmth , it's said to help prevent the aging of the skin thanks to the properties of soybeans.Globe and Mail (2003)
It wasn't welcoming or cosy, and we wanted to inject some colour and create some warmth.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Lirael took it, surprised by the warmth the stone had gained from the old woman's hands.LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR (2001)
Maisie kissed the back of her child's neck, feeling Lesley's welcome warmth.THE TURN OF THE TIDE (2004)
She held the reins, standing close to the horses for warmth , her whole body listening for danger.TREASON KEEP (2001)
The only source of heat was a small coal burner that provided just enough warmth for the nearest bed.Globe and Mail (2003)
Then there'll be better clothes, better food, more warmth , better medical care.CHAMELEON (2002)
They can feed, and their feathers maintain waterproofing and warmth.New Scientist (1998)
Time for me to simply sit back and enjoy the stunning Perthshire views and the warmth of the towels I had now cocooned myself in.Glasgow Herald (2001)
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