Definitions and Examples of hot, warm
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a high temperature; producing heat.
Example
The sun was so hot that we had to seek shelter under a tree.
Having a moderate degree of heat; slightly hot.
Example
She wrapped herself in a warm blanket to keep herself cozy.
Key Differences: hot vs warm
- 1Hot refers to a high temperature that can cause discomfort or even harm.
- 2Warm refers to a moderate temperature that is comfortable and pleasant.
Effective Usage of hot, warm
- 1Weather: Use hot and warm to describe the temperature of the weather.
- 2Food and Drinks: Use hot and warm to describe the temperature of food and drinks.
- 3Feelings: Use hot and warm to describe emotions such as anger or affection.
Remember this!
The antonyms of frigiferous are hot and warm. Hot refers to a high temperature that can cause discomfort, while warm refers to a moderate temperature that is comfortable and pleasant. Use these words to describe weather, food and drinks, and emotions such as anger or affection.