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Meanings of less warm in English

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Usage of less warm in English
1
Nor were the courtiers less warm in their greetings than his majesty.
Royalty Restored; Or, London Under Charles II
2
It may be slightly less warm than it otherwise would have been.
The Guardian
3
Like the children, I felt less warm when she had left us.
The Lily of the Valley
4
They were as grey as stone, but less warm and fuzzy.
Side Jobs
5
His Majesty himself, too, I found less warm than in his preceding conversation.
The Reign of Henry the Eighth, Volume 1 (of 3)
6
But there is something less warm and more self-congratulatory operating here.
The Guardian
7
She was a plant that suns less warm might have nipped and chilled.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 07
8
A less warm wind rocked the trembling black palm branches.
Atlantida
9
The welcome was no less warm than the invitation.
A Tramp's Sketches
10
The welcome was no less warm, but there was no element of novelty about it.
The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps
11
She gave him a less warm welcome each time that he came to the house.
Running Water
12
His manner towards the Marchioness, though respectful, was less warm than she could have hoped.
A Group of Noble Dames
13
The complexion was a more dead, less warm, white.
The Woman with the Fan
14
Nor were the wife's replies less warm and affectionate.
Woman's Life in Colonial Days
15
What a morrow that will be, following the evening when his welcome is less warm!
Petty Troubles of Married Life, Second Part
16
Slideshow (3 images) Outside parliament, the reception was less warm.
Reuters
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