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Warm

WORM/wɔːm/

Quite hot, but pleasant: a warm room, warm clothes. Hot is stronger (tea can be too hot) and cold is the other side. Warm up means become warmer, or do easy sport before a game — do not mix warm with worm, the animal.

Meaning

Quite hot, in a pleasant way.

Examples

  • “The room is warm and comfortable.”
  • “Keep the baby warm.”
  • “The soup is nice and warm.”

Good to know

warm = pleasantly a bit hot. stronger: hot. opposite: cold. Not worm.

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