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warm

Definition for warm

adjective as in moderately hot

adjective as in enthusiastic

verb as in heat up

Strongest matches

bake, heat, melt, prepare, thaw, toast, warm up

Strong matches

chafe, cook, fix, microwave

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Example Sentences

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They're currently using blankets and jumpers to stay warm "so we can hold off as long as possible", but they don't have a hard and fast rule about when the heating goes on.

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The warm relations between Russia and China were on full display last month, when Putin, Xi and North Korea's Kim Jong Un met in Beijing for an extraordinary show of solidarity and military might.

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While most cleans rely on numerous solvents and disinfectants, for run-of-the-mill carpet stains Ben relies on the basics - using either washing powder or liquid and warm water.

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To maintain the nonstick qualities, rub about a ¼ teaspoon of oil over a clean, warm pan after cooking from time to time.

The resistance fought back with weapons they had exchanged for warm clothes from Italian soldiers who had been sent from Africa to the Russian front.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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