warm

[wɔːm]

warm Definition

• 1. having or giving off a moderate degree of heat
• 2. having a feeling of warmth or affection
• 3. becoming or making something warm in temperature

Using warm: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "warm" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The sun feels warm on my skin.

• Example

  I feel warm and cozy by the fire.

• Example

  Can you warm up the soup for me?

• Example

  She gave me a warm hug when I arrived.

• Example

  He has a warm personality and is easy to talk to.

warm Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for warm

• heated
• hot
• tepid
• friendly
• affectionate
• cordial

Antonyms for warm

• cold
• cool
• chilly
• unfriendly
• unsympathetic

Phrases with warm

• warm up

  prepare for physical activity by doing exercises to get the muscles ready

  Example

  Before the game, the players need to warm up properly.

• warm to someone/something

  begin to like or become interested in someone or something

  Example

  At first, I didn't like the idea, but I'm starting to warm to it.

• warm welcome

  a friendly greeting or reception

  Example

  We received a warm welcome from our hosts when we arrived.

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Summary: warm in Brief

The term 'warm' [wɔːm] can refer to temperature, emotions, or actions. It means having or giving off a moderate degree of heat, feeling affectionate or friendly, or becoming or making something warm in temperature. Examples include 'The sun feels warm on my skin,' and 'She gave me a warm hug when I arrived.' Phrases include 'warm up,' meaning to prepare for physical activity, and 'warm welcome,' meaning a friendly greeting.