warm
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warmer
Superlative
warmest
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having a temperature that is high but not hot, especially in a way that is pleasant
- She dipped her feet in the warm sand on the beach.
- The cat lay in the warm sunlight coming through the window.
- The warm afternoon was perfect for a picnic in the park.
- The warm weather was perfect for a day at the beach.
- They enjoyed a warm summer evening around the campfire.
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displaying friendliness, kindness, or enthusiasm
- She greeted us with a warm smile and made us feel right at home.
- He has a warm personality; he's always ready to listen and offer support.
- The warm welcome we received from the staff made our visit to the hotel memorable.
- His warm gestures of kindness, such as offering to help, endeared him to his coworkers.
- The community's warm response to the charity event exceeded expectations.
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having shades that suggest heat, typically including reds, oranges, and yellows
- The painter selected warm colors to enhance the welcoming vibe of the room.
- Her artwork featured a blend of warm hues that brought the landscape to life.
- For the fall season, she decorated with warm tones like rust and gold.
- The designer used warm colors in the palette to create an inviting atmosphere.
- Warm colors can stimulate emotions, making them popular in creative spaces.
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having a fresh quality, often used to describe a scent or trail that is strong and noticeable
- The warm scent of the morning dew made the garden feel alive.
- They followed the warm trail left by the animals through the brush.
- A warm aroma of spices filled the kitchen after dinner.
- The warm, fresh scent of rain invigorated the air.
- After harvesting, the warm produce filled the market stalls with vibrant colors.
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indicating that someone is getting closer to the correct answer or finding a hidden person or object
- During the game of hide-and-seek, the children shouted "warm" whenever their friend got closer to the hiding spot.
- She moved around the backyard, and her friends cheered, saying she was warm as she approached the right spot.
- In the Easter egg hunt, her friends told her she was warm whenever she neared an egg.
- Playing "hot and cold," his siblings shouted that he was warm as he moved toward the hidden clue.
- She searched for the missing key, and her friend said she was warm as she reached the drawer where it was hidden.
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(of clothes) designed to provide or retain heat, keeping the body comfortably protected from cold weather
- She wore a warm sweater to stay cozy during the chilly autumn day.
- A warm jacket is essential for the winter hike.
- He layered up in warm clothes before heading out into the snow.
- Her warm scarf kept her neck and face protected from the biting wind.
- These warm boots are perfect for trekking in icy conditions.
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having an intense or spirited quality, often involving energetic disagreement or contrasting opinions
- The two friends engaged in a warm debate about the best way to solve the problem.
- During the meeting, a warm argument broke out over budget priorities.
- Their discussion grew into a warm exchange, with each side passionately defending their view.
- A warm debate emerged in the community about proposed changes to the park.
- The panelists had a warm discussion that revealed their strong opinions on the topic.
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having language or content that is sexually explicit or provocative
- The novel includes some warm scenes that are intended for mature audiences.
- The play contained a few warm scenes that sparked some discussion.
- The magazine is known for its warm articles aimed at an older audience.
- The film was criticized for its warm scenes, which some felt overshadowed the plot.
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