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Meanings of comparative warmth in English
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Usage of comparative warmth in English
1
The changes from intense cold to comparative warmth are sometimes very rapid.
2
The dogs are very gay and happy in the comparative warmth.
3
At length I left the spot, and once more returned to the shores of the lake, to light and comparative warmth.
4
At the end of his hour he was very glad to crawl back into the comparative warmth of his frozen sleeping-bag.
5
Noah Baumbach's films now exist on a spectrum from the icy misanthropy of Greenberg to the comparative warmth of Frances Ha.