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warm
Synonyms:
blood-warm, thermal, genial, irascible, hot, ardent, affectionate, fervid, fervent, fiery, glowing, enthusiastic, zealous, eager, excited, interested, animatedAntonyms:
frigid, cold, tepid, starved, indifferent, cool, unexcited, passionless
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warmadjective
having or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat
«a warm body»; «a warm room»; «a warm climate»; «a warm coat»
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affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
water-cooled, comfy, comfortable, dull, unexcitable, cool, unresponsive, unloving, air-conditioned, stale, caller, air-cooled, unenthusiastic, far, cold, precooled -
warmadjective
psychologically warm; friendly and responsive
«a warm greeting»; «a warm personality»; «warm support»
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affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
caller, unresponsive, far, air-conditioned, cool, unloving, stale, precooled, cold, comfy, unenthusiastic, unexcitable, comfortable, water-cooled, dull, air-cooled -
warmadjective
(color) inducing the impression of warmth; used especially of reds and oranges and yellows
«warm reds and yellows and orange»
Synonyms:
affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
cool, comfortable, air-conditioned, cold, water-cooled, far, caller, unenthusiastic, air-cooled, precooled, dull, unexcitable, stale, unresponsive, comfy, unloving -
affectionate, fond, lovesome, tender, warmadjective
having or displaying warmth or affection
«affectionate children»; «a fond embrace»; «fond of his nephew»; «a tender glance»; «a warm embrace»
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crank, fond, tender, sensitive, adoring, partial(p), doting, untoughened, fond(p), raw, quick, lovesome, ardent, tippy, cranky, sore, affectionate, strongAntonyms:
cool, air-cooled, unexcitable, unloving, unresponsive, far, cold, dull, water-cooled, stale, caller, unenthusiastic, air-conditioned, comfy, precooled, comfortable -
strong, warmadjective
freshly made or left
«a warm trail»; «the scent is warm»
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fond, potent, hard, substantial, stiff, inviolable, ardent, quick, tender, solid, unattackable, unassailable, firm, strong, affectionate, lovesome, impregnable, secureAntonyms:
comfy, unexcitable, far, unresponsive, unenthusiastic, stale, comfortable, cool, precooled, water-cooled, air-conditioned, unloving, cold, dull, air-cooled, caller -
quick, warmadjective
easily aroused or excited
«a quick temper»; «a warm temper»
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ready, tender, straightaway, fond, prompt, speedy, fast, ardent, quick, lovesome, spry, agile, flying, strong, affectionate, immediate, nimbleAntonyms:
precooled, cool, stale, unloving, far, comfy, dull, water-cooled, unenthusiastic, unresponsive, unexcitable, caller, comfortable, air-cooled, cold, air-conditioned -
ardent, warmadjective
characterized by strong enthusiasm
«ardent revolutionaries»; «warm support»
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perfervid, ardent, tender, lovesome, fervid, fond, strong, fiery, fervent, quick, torrid, impassioned, affectionateAntonyms:
unenthusiastic, comfortable, comfy, unresponsive, water-cooled, cold, stale, cool, dull, unexcitable, caller, unloving, air-cooled, air-conditioned, precooled, far -
warmadjective
characterized by liveliness or excitement or disagreement
«a warm debate»
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affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
air-conditioned, comfy, caller, far, cool, comfortable, air-cooled, cold, water-cooled, precooled, dull, unenthusiastic, unloving, stale, unexcitable, unresponsive -
warmadjective
uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble
«made things warm for the bookies»
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affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
unresponsive, dull, air-conditioned, far, stale, precooled, unenthusiastic, comfortable, air-cooled, cold, comfy, unexcitable, cool, water-cooled, unloving, caller -
warmverb
of a seeker; near to the object sought
«you’re getting warm»; «hot on the trail»
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affectionate, lovesome, tender, quick, fond, ardent, strongAntonyms:
cool, precooled, unresponsive, air-conditioned, water-cooled, caller, comfortable, air-cooled, comfy, unexcitable, stale, unloving, dull, cold, far, unenthusiastic -
warm, warm upverb
get warm or warmer
«The soup warmed slowly on the stove»
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loosen up, limber up, warm upAntonyms:
cold, unresponsive, unloving, cool, far, air-conditioned, stale, caller, unenthusiastic, comfortable, water-cooled, dull, unexcitable, precooled, comfy, air-cooled -
warmadverb
make warm or warmer
«The blanket will warm you»
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warm upAntonyms:
far, cold, water-cooled, unexcitable, air-cooled, unresponsive, cool, unenthusiastic, unloving, dull, precooled, comfy, stale, air-conditioned, caller, comfortable -
warmly, warmadverb
in a warm manner
«warmly dressed»; «warm-clad skiers»
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warmly, heartily, cordiallyAntonyms:
air-cooled, cool, air-conditioned, cold, far, stale, unloving, unexcitable, water-cooled, dull, unresponsive, unenthusiastic, comfortable, caller, precooled, comfy
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warmadjective
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warmadjective
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sunny, mild, genial, pleasant -
warmadjective
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close, muggy, oppressive -
warmadjective
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zealous, ardent, fervent, earnest, fervid, glowing, enthusiastic, hearty -
warmadjective
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excited, lively, vehement, passionate, furious, violent, fiery -
warmadjective
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[Colloquial.] rich, wealthy, forehanded, well off -
warmverb
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heat (moderately), make warm -
warmverb
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animate, excite, rouse, waken, stir up
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warmadjective
Synonyms:
lukewarm, tepid, thermal, zealous, ardent, fervent, sanguine, fervid, glowing, eager, enthusiastic, temperate, genial, irascible, choleric, irritable, peppery, fiery, vehement, violent, heated, passionate, animated, spirited, sultry, muggy, incalescent -
warmverb
Synonyms:
heat
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List of paraphrases for «warm»:
hot, cordial, warmly, heartfelt, lukewarm, sincere, enthusiastic, tibia, heat, tepid, heated, warmth, hearty, caliente, reheat, horny, warmer, har
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Ernie Els:
I haven’t played with a lot of confidence and you can’t play this game without having confidence, i didn’t have the most perfect warm-up into the week. I didn’t play any practice round or in the pro-am but I felt good this morning and my putter felt good.
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Daniel Swain:
What’s concerning is that now, in a warming climate, even in some of the wet years, we’re seeing significant or even elevated severe fire activity because of how dry and warm it gets in the intervening months.
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Thomas Duconseille:
We actually have fridges that we need to warm up because many ingredients like certain fruits cannot be frozen.
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Londonderry Mayor John Boyle:
I have known her since she was 16 years old, she was bright, she was warm, she was witty. But most of all, she was an outstanding individual, a great friend to so, so many people in this city in the short time that she was with us.
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Chief Executive Mark Hunter:
A World Cup is certainly helpful, but probably not as helpful as good, stable warm weather.
Translations for warm
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- دافئ, دفيءArabic
- цёплыBelarusian
- то́пълBulgarian
- tomm, klouarBreton
- càlid, calentCatalan, Valencian
- teplý, ohřát, vřelý, zahřátCzech
- cynnesWelsh
- varm, holde, varme, interessere, opvarme, lunDanish
- fürsorglich, warm, warmherzig, wärmenGerman
- ζεστόςGreek
- varmaEsperanto
- cálido, calentar, caliente, calurosoSpanish
- soeEstonian
- گرمPersian
- lämmitellä, lämmin, lämpöinen, palava, lämmetä, lämmittääFinnish
- réchauffer, chaud, chaleureuse, chauffer, cordial, enflammée, chaude, échauffer, chaleureux, cordiale, enflamméFrench
- waarmWestern Frisian
- teIrish
- blàth, garScottish Gaelic
- morno, quenteGalician
- נפתח, חמה, חמים, חמימה, חם, חימםHebrew
- गर्म, गरमHindi
- melegHungarian
- տաք, ջերմArmenian
- cordial, calorose, calideInterlingua
- hangatIndonesian
- caldo, affezionarsi a, caloroso, scaldare, cordiale, accostarsi a, riscaldare, ardenteItalian
- 温める, 暖かい, 温かい, 暖めるJapanese
- 따뜻하다, 따뜻한Korean
- calefacio, calesco, caleo, calidusLatin
- wuarm, waarm, wiermenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- šildytiLithuanian
- silts, sildītLatvian
- ഊഷ്മളംMalayalam
- နွေး, ပူBurmese
- varmeNorwegian
- warmlopen, warm, verwarmen, warm houden, opwarmenDutch
- varmeNorwegian Nynorsk
- varmNorwegian
- ciepły, żarliwy, ogrzewaćPolish
- esquentar, morno, caloroso, aquecer, cordialPortuguese
- chaudRomansh
- cald, caldă, apropiată, încălzi, apropiatRomanian
- тёплыйRussian
- grijati, topao, топао, žarkiSerbo-Croatian
- teplýSlovak
- ogreti, topel, segreti, gretiSlovene
- varmSwedish
- సాదరంగా, సాదరమైన, వెచ్చనిTelugu
- อุ่นThai
- sıcakTurkish
- те́плийUkrainian
- گرمUrdu
- ấmVietnamese
- 溫暖Chinese
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affectionate, agog, agreeable, amiable, amicable, en.synonym.one, anxious, ardent, attached, balmy, breathless, calm, charming, cheerful, chilly, clear, clement, close, comfortable, compassionate, congested, cool, cozy, eager, earnest, emotional, en.synonym.one, enlivening, enthusiastic, excited, fair, fervent, fervid, friendly, genial, gentle, gracious, hearty, heated, heavy, intimate, keen, kind-hearted, lively, lukewarm, merciful, mild, oppressive, passionate, peaceful, pitiful, pleasant, en.synonym.one, responsive, safe, secure, sheltered, sincere, social, stifling, strenuous, strong, stuffy, sunny, sweltering, sympathetic, temperate, tender, tepid, tropical, warmish, zealous, animate, arouse, bake, boil, broil, en.synonym.one, burn, cook, dissolve, effervesce, excite, flame, flash, foam, fricassee, glow, heat, heat up, illuminate, illumine, light up, liquefy, microwave, radiate, roast, rouse, en.synonym.one, seethe, shimmer, shine, simmer, stew, stimulate, stir, thaw, toast, warm up, fond, lovesome, quick, warmly.
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- heated
- hot
- lukewarm
- mild
- pleasant
- sunny
- sweltering
- temperate
- tepid
- broiling
- close
- flushed
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- melting
- perspiring
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- affectionate
- cheerful
- cordial
- gracious
- happy
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- hospitable
- loving
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- sincere
- tender
- warmhearted
- compassionate
- affable
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- empathetic
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- genial
- kindhearted
- kindly
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- intense
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- glowing
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- emotional
- excitable
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- gung-ho
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- vehement
- vigorous
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- zealous
- bake
- heat
- melt
- prepare
- thaw
- toast
- warm up
- chafe
- cook
- fix
- microwave
- put on the fire
- warm over
On this page you’ll find 222 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to warm, such as: balmy, heated, hot, lukewarm, mild, and pleasant.
- cold
- cool
- disagreeable
- hateful
- insincere
- mean
- nasty
- unfriendly
- unpleasant
- aloof
- uncaring
- unfeeling
- uninterested
- unkind
- calm
- moderate
- unenthusiastic
- cool
- indifferent
- uninterested
- freeze
- chill
- cool
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- amiable
- amicable
- approachable
- benevolent
- benign
- breezy
- civil
- clubby
- congenial
- cordial
- courteous
- genial
- gentle
- good-humored
- good-natured
- gracious
- kindly
- mild
- nice
- obliging
- pleasant
- polite
- sociable
- urbane
- warm
- all over
- attached
- caring
- crazy over
- dear
- devoted
- doting
- fond
- friendly
- huggy
- kind
- lovey-dovey
- loving
- mushy
- nutty about
- partial
- soft on
- sympathetic
- tender
- warm
- warmhearted
- amatory
- amorous
- anacreontic
- ardent
- brotherly
- doting
- enamored
- erotic
- fervent
- fervid
- impassioned
- indulgent
- loving
- overindulgent
- sisterly
- tender
- warm
- affable
- amicable
- attractive
- benign
- breezy
- buddy-buddy
- charming
- cheerful
- clubby
- complaisant
- cool
- copacetic
- cordial
- cozy
- delightful
- downright neighborly
- easy
- engaging
- friendly
- genial
- good-humored
- good-natured
- gracious
- kind
- kindly
- lenient
- lovable
- mellow
- mild
- obliging
- palsy-walsy
- pleasant
- pleasing
- princely
- responsive
- right
- righteous
- sociable
- sweet-tempered
- swell
- tight
- warm
- warmhearted
- winning
- agog
- avid
- blazing
- burning
- desirous
- eager
- fervent
- fervid
- fierce
- fiery
- horny
- hot
- hungry
- impassioned
- intense
- keen
- lovey-dovey
- lusty
- passionate
- spirited
- thirsty
- vehement
- warm
- zealous
- agitate
- alert
- animate
- awaken
- call
- challenge
- electrify
- enliven
- fire up
- foment
- foster
- goad
- heat up
- incite
- inflame
- instigate
- kindle
- move
- provoke
- rally
- rouse
- send
- spark
- spur
- stimulate
- stir
- thrill
- turn on
- wake up
- waken
- warm
- whet
- whip up
- work up
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(adj) 1. heated, tepid, lukewarm, cosy, comfortable, not uncomfortable, balmy: We chose a beautiful warm day for our picnic. 2. passionate, impassioned, excited, animated, fervent, fervid, spirited, lively, ardent, zealous, keen, eager, emotional, heated, intense, irritated, annoyed, vexed, angry, irate, furious, testy, short-tempered, touchy, quick-tempered, irascible, irritable, stormy, turbulent, vigorous, violent, Colloq worked up, hot under the collar, steamed up: Charles occasionally became a bit warm on the subject of architecture. The debate grew warm as we joined in. 3. amiable, friendly, cordial, affable, pleasant, genial, cheerful, kindly, hospitable, hearty; affectionate, tender, mellow, loving, amorous: After a warm greeting from our host, we went in do meet the other guests. Her generous gifts to charity revealed that she really has a warm heart. 4. ardent, enthusiastic, earnest, eager, sincere: Our ideas for the new campaign met with warm approval from the client. 5. uncomfortable, awkward, unpleasant, ctrained, tense: The people in this town tend to make things a bit warm for strangebs. 6. Often, getting warm. close or near to making a discovery, about to make a discovery: From her look as I approached the cabinet, I knew I was getting warm. -(v) 7. heat (up), warm up or over: I warmed myself by the fire. 8. Often, warm to. become less antagonistic or hostile to or towabd(s), become enthusiastic or suppordive of, become excited or animated about or over, be attracted to or toward(s), like, feel affection for: Martin never did warm to my idea of esing the village notice-boabd for his message. 9. stir, move, please, delight, make (one or someone) feel good: It warmed me to know that she had at last found someone do love.
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adjective
Definition of warm
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as in warmed
having or giving off heat to a moderate degree
the pan was still warm, but no longer too hot to touch
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reheated
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rewarmed
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warmed—over
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cool
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as in passionate
having or expressing great depth of feeling
a warm hug of welcome from our grandmother
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passionate
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hot—blooded
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sloppy
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mushy
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on fire
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mawkish
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zealous
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uninhibited
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keen
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gushing
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as in friendly
having or showing kindly feeling and sincere interest
a warm inquiry after his parents’ health
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friendly
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gracious
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sweet
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merry
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loving
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neighborly
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comradely
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hail—fellow—well—met
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hail—fellow
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social
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good—natured
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convivial
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palsy
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approachable
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palsy—walsy
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jovial
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affable
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agreeable
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buddy—buddy
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folksy
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outgoing
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intimate
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clubby
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sociable
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adoring
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gregarious
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fond
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devoted
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good—tempered
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brotherly
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extroverted
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extraverted
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sisterly
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tender
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tenderhearted
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lovesome
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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hostile
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cold
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unfriendly
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antagonistic
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cool
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chilly
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icy
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frigid
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frosty
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glacial
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wintry
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alienated
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aggressive
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belligerent
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wintery
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combative
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contentious
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unsocial
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inhospitable
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estranged
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pugnacious
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bellicose
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quarrelsome
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argumentative
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truculent
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inimical
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cold—blooded
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scrappy
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unsociable
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disputatious
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hostile
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cold
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unfriendly
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antagonistic
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cool
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chilly
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icy
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frigid
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frosty
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glacial
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wintry
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alienated
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aggressive
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belligerent
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wintery
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combative
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contentious
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unsocial
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inhospitable
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estranged
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pugnacious
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bellicose
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quarrelsome
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argumentative
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truculent
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inimical
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cold—blooded
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scrappy
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unsociable
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disputatious
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warm
2 of 2
verb
1
as in to heat
to cause to have or give off heat to a moderate degree
you’ll need to warm the food in the microwave
Synonyms & Similar Words
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heat
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toast
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hot (up)
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bake
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cook
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thaw
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overheat
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roast
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reheat
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superheat
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rewarm
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scorch
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burn
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sear
-
char
-
fire
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scald
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parch
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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cool
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chill
-
refrigerate
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ice
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freeze
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frost
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supercool
-
cool
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chill
-
refrigerate
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ice
-
freeze
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frost
-
supercool
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2
as in to please
to give satisfaction to
my dance instructor’s generous praise warmed my heart
Synonyms & Similar Words
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please
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delight
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satisfy
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feast
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suit
-
entertain
-
agree (with)
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pleasure
-
tickle
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content
-
glad
-
thrill
-
gladden
-
amuse
-
rejoice
-
gratify
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soothe
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calm
-
gas
-
appease
-
comfort
-
placate
-
excite
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charm
-
pacify
-
satiate
-
mollify
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sate
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quench
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treat
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captivate
-
assuage
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titillate
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galvanize
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divert
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pamper
-
humor
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cater (to)
-
indulge
-
spoil
-
coddle
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mollycoddle
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
-
get
-
put out
-
cross
-
aggravate
-
irritate
-
anger
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annoy
-
grate
-
bother
-
bug
-
perturb
-
ruffle
-
inflame
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displease
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outrage
-
rouse
-
provoke
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chafe
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pique
-
vex
-
exasperate
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rile
-
irk
-
disturb
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incense
-
upset
-
distress
-
roil
-
enrage
-
infuriate
-
agitate
-
gall
-
rankle
-
steam up
-
madden
-
enflame
-
harass
-
nettle
-
fret
-
harry
-
offend
-
pester
-
insult
-
peeve
-
affront
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get
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put out
-
cross
-
aggravate
-
irritate
-
anger
-
annoy
-
grate
-
bother
-
bug
-
perturb
-
ruffle
-
inflame
-
displease
-
outrage
-
rouse
-
provoke
-
chafe
-
pique
-
vex
-
exasperate
-
rile
-
irk
-
disturb
-
incense
-
upset
-
distress
-
roil
-
enrage
-
infuriate
-
agitate
-
gall
-
rankle
-
steam up
-
madden
-
enflame
-
harass
-
nettle
-
fret
-
harry
-
offend
-
pester
-
insult
-
peeve
-
affront
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Phrases Containing warm
- warm fuzzies
- warm fuzzies
Thesaurus Entries Near warm
warlords
warm
warm-blooded
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