Warmhearted

Pronunciation: /wɔːrmˈhɑːrtɪd/

Definitions of warmhearted

adjective describing someone who is kind, caring, and sympathetic

Example Sentences

A1 She is a warmhearted person who always helps others.

A2 The warmhearted teacher greeted each student with a smile.

B1 The warmhearted nurse comforted the patient during their recovery.

B2 The warmhearted volunteer dedicated countless hours to helping those in need.

C1 Her warmhearted nature made her a beloved leader in the community.

C2 The warmhearted philanthropist donated millions to charity over the years.

Examples of warmhearted in a Sentence

formal The warmhearted philanthropist donated a large sum of money to the charity.

informal My neighbor is so warmhearted, always offering to help with anything.

slang I love hanging out with her, she's such a warmhearted person.

figurative His warmhearted nature melted even the coldest of hearts.

Grammatical Forms of warmhearted

• past tense: warmed
• plural: warmhearted people
• comparative: more warmhearted
• superlative: most warmhearted
• present tense: is warmhearted
• future tense: will be warmhearted
• perfect tense: has been warmhearted
• continuous tense: is being warmhearted
• singular: a warmhearted person
• positive degree: warmhearted
• infinitive: to be warmhearted
• gerund: being warmhearted
• participle: warmhearted

Origin and Evolution of warmhearted

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'warmhearted' originated from the combination of 'warm', meaning having or giving off heat, and 'hearted', expressing the feeling or character of a person.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is kind, affectionate, and compassionate, the term 'warmhearted' has evolved to encompass a broader sense of emotional warmth and sincerity in character.