Warmth

/wɔːrmθ/

Meaning & Definition

noun
The quality, state, or sensation of being warm; moderate or gentle heat.
The warmth of the sun on her skin made her feel relaxed.
Emotional warmth; kindness, affection, or friendliness.
His warmth and understanding made her feel welcomed.
The degree of heat or warmth in a physical object.
She checked the warmth of the water before getting in the pool.
A quality that conveys a sense of comfort or friendliness.
The warmth of the atmosphere in the cafe attracted many customers.
The quality of being warm-hearted or enthusiastic.
The team's warmth and support helped boost morale during difficult times.

Etymology

Old English 'wærma', related to the verb 'weormian'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

a warmth in one's heart
An emotional comfort or feeling of love and kindness.
the warmth of friendship
The kindness and emotional closeness found in friendship.
warmth of the sun
The comforting feeling caused by sunlight.

Related Words

warm
Having a moderate degree of heat.
warm-hearted
Displaying kindness and compassion.

Slang Meanings

To have a friendly or cozy vibe.
That café has such a warmth to it; it's like home.
To show affection or compassion.
She really brought warmth to the team with her supportive attitude.