Pronunciation: /wɔrmθ/
noun a quality or state of being warm; gentle heat; friendliness or affection
A1 I feel the warmth of the sun on my face.
A2 The warmth of her smile made me feel at ease.
B1 The warmth of the fireplace filled the room with a cozy atmosphere.
B2 She wrapped herself in a blanket, seeking the warmth on a cold winter night.
C1 The warmth of their friendship was evident in the way they supported each other.
C2 The artist captured the subtle nuances of warmth in the painting, creating a sense of intimacy.
verb not applicable
A1 She warms up the soup before serving it.
A2 He warms his hands by the fire on a cold winter night.
B1 The sun's rays warmth the earth and make it a comfortable place to be.
B2 The kind words of her friend warmth her heart and bring a smile to her face.
C1 The company's generous donation warms the hearts of those in need.
C2 His presence alone has the ability to warmth the entire room with positivity and joy.
adjective not applicable
A1 The puppy felt the warmth of the sun on its fur.
A2 She wrapped herself in a warm blanket on the cold night.
B1 The warmth of the fireplace made the room cozy and inviting.
B2 The warmth of their friendship was evident in the way they supported each other.
C1 The warmth of his smile put her at ease immediately.
C2 The warmth of her personality drew people to her effortlessly.
adverb not applicable
A1 She smiled warmly at the new student.
A2 The puppy curled up in the warmth of the blanket.
B1 The fire in the fireplace filled the room with warmth.
B2 The speaker's words were delivered with warmth and sincerity.
C1 The artist's paintings exude a sense of warmth and comfort.
C2 The reunion was filled with warmth and nostalgia as old friends reminisced.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I feel warmth when I hug my teddy bear.
A2 The warmth of the sun on my skin makes me feel happy.
B1 The warmth of her smile made me feel welcomed.
B2 The warmth of the fireplace filled the room with a cozy atmosphere.
C1 The warmth of his words reassured me during a difficult time.
C2 The warmth of her presence always brings a sense of comfort and peace.
preposition not applicable
A1 I feel warmth from the sun on my face.
A2 She wrapped herself in a blanket for warmth.
B1 The fireplace provided much-needed warmth on the cold winter night.
B2 The team huddled together for warmth during the storm.
C1 The warmth of her smile put everyone at ease.
C2 The warmth of their friendship was evident in the way they supported each other.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I felt the warmth of the sun on my face.
A2 She smiled with warmth as she greeted me.
B1 The warmth of the fire kept us cozy on a cold winter night.
B2 His words were filled with warmth and sincerity.
C1 The warmth of their friendship was evident in their actions.
C2 The warmth of the room enveloped me as I stepped inside.
interjection not applicable
A1 Warmth! Thank you for the blanket.
A2 Wow, warmth! This soup is delicious.
B1 The warmth of the sun feels so good on my skin.
B2 Warmth, I appreciate your kind words.
C1 The warmth of the fireplace enveloped us as we relaxed in the living room.
C2 I was overwhelmed by the warmth of the welcome I received from my colleagues.
article not applicable
A1 I feel the warmth of the sun on my face.
A2 The warmth of the fireplace made the room cozy.
B1 The warmth of her smile made me feel at ease.
B2 The warmth of their friendship was evident in the way they supported each other.
C1 The warmth of the community was felt during the holiday season.
C2 The warmth of his words touched my heart and brought tears to my eyes.
formal The warmth of the sun provides a pleasant feeling on a cold winter day.
informal I love snuggling up in a blanket to feel the warmth on a chilly evening.
slang That bonfire is giving off some serious warmth - come closer!
figurative Her smile radiated warmth and made everyone feel welcome.
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