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Synonyms & Similar Words
balmy
mild
temperate
lukewarm
tepid
comfortable
cozy
soothing
gentle
calm
serene
tranquil
peaceful
mellow
soft
agreeable
pleasant
genial
hospitable
inviting
welcoming
friendly
approachable
affable
cordial
warmhearted
tender
loving
affectionate
fond
ardent
passionate
heated
sultry
sweltering
steamy
humid
Meaning of Warm
Having a moderate or comfortable temperature, neither too hot nor too cold
Definitions
- Having a moderate or comfortable temperature, neither too hot nor too cold
- * Feeling or showing love, kindness, or friendliness
- * Having a rich, full, or resonant quality, especially in relation to sound or color
Etymology of Warm
The word "warm" originates from Old English "wearm", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "warmiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "gwher-", also the source of the Latin word "formus", meaning heat
The word has been used in the English language since the 9th century to describe temperature, and its meaning has expanded to include emotional and sensory connotations
Example Uses
- The warm sunshine on my skin felt wonderful
- * She gave me a warm smile when I walked into the room
- * The warm colors of the painting created a cozy atmosphere
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
cold
chilly
frosty
icy
freezing
glacial
frigid
brisk
cool
refreshing
invigorating
nippy
crisp
sharp
biting
piercing
harsh
unfriendly
distant
aloof
reserved
unapproachable
uninviting
inhospitable