Definitions and Examples of warm, tropical
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having or giving off a moderate degree of heat; pleasantly hot.
Example
The sun felt warm on her skin as she lay on the beach.
Relating to or characteristic of the tropics; hot and humid.
Example
The tropical climate of the rainforest was home to many exotic animals.
Key Differences: warm vs tropical
- 1Warm describes a pleasant temperature that is not too hot or too cold.
- 2Tropical describes a climate that is hot and humid, typically found near the equator.
- 3Glacial describes something that is extremely cold, slow, or unresponsive.
Effective Usage of warm, tropical
- 1Weather Reports: Use warm and tropical to describe pleasant weather conditions.
- 2Travel Writing: Incorporate these antonyms in travel writing to describe different climates and environments.
- 3Science Lessons: Use these antonyms to teach about different types of climates and their characteristics.
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Remember this!
The antonyms warm and tropical convey a positive and pleasant feeling, unlike glacial, which implies coldness and slowness. Use these words to describe pleasant weather conditions, different climates, and environments, and teach about different types of climates and their characteristics.
