Meaning & Definition of Warm in English
English⟶
Warm
/wɔrm/
verb
1. Get warm or warmer
- "The soup warmed slowly on the stove"
synonym:
- warm,
- warm up
2. Make warm or warmer
- "The blanket will warm you"
synonym:
- warm
adjective
1. Having or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat
- "A warm body"
- "A warm room"
- "A warm climate"
- "A warm coat"
synonym:
- warm
2. Psychologically warm
- Friendly and responsive
- "A warm greeting"
- "A warm personality"
- "Warm support"
synonym:
- warm
3. (color) inducing the impression of warmth
- Used especially of reds and oranges and yellows
- "Warm reds and yellows and orange"
synonym:
- warm
4. Having or displaying warmth or affection
- "Affectionate children"
- "A fond embrace"
- "Fond of his nephew"
- "A tender glance"
- "A warm embrace"
synonym:
- affectionate,
- fond,
- lovesome,
- tender,
- warm
5. Freshly made or left
- "A warm trail"
- "The scent is warm"
synonym:
- strong,
- warm
6. Easily aroused or excited
- "A quick temper"
- "A warm temper"
synonym:
- quick,
- warm
7. Characterized by strong enthusiasm
- "Ardent revolutionaries"
- "Warm support"
synonym:
- ardent,
- warm
8. Characterized by liveliness or excitement or disagreement
- "A warm debate"
synonym:
- warm
9. Uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble
- "Made things warm for the bookies"
synonym:
- warm
10. Of a seeker
- Near to the object sought
- "You're getting warm"
- "Hot on the trail"
synonym:
- warm
adverb
1. In a warm manner
- "Warmly dressed"
- "Warm-clad skiers"
synonym:
- warmly,
- warm
Examples of using
Cranes flying low indicate warm weather.
The climate here is warm for most of the year.
Tom's new play got a warm reception.