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Meanings of much warmer in English

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Usage of much warmer in English
1
The weather was much warmer and we enjoyed the nice spring days.
The Biography of a Rabbit
2
Then your breath is much warmer than the rest of the air.
A Handbook of Health
3
Not only have we learned that summers are much warmer on Mt.
The Guardian
4
And ditto for Southland, it is much warmer than normal, spring-like even.
Radio NZ
5
It will be just that much warmer, and tonight is awfully cold.
The Lilac Lady
6
It's freezing cold outside, and not much warmer in the house.
The Irish Times
7
They are both equally kind but Neil's nature is much warmer, more open.
I capture the castle
8
There's almost no swell and the water is so much warmer.
News.com.au
9
Yet it had been warm inside, much warmer than a cave.
The Mammoth Hunters
10
It was already much warmer; his shirt clung to him like another skin.
The Only Victor
11
It was much warmer than it should have been, as usual.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
12
Here below it was much warmer than on the wintry plain.
The Neverending Story
13
Mrs. Lawrence was changed, much warmer, pressing to be more than merely friendly.
Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Volume 2
14
I'd be much warmer if you'd grant me a title and a government position.
Sisterhood of Dune
15
Found the wind changed to the south and consequently much warmer; going 10 knots.
A Journey to America in 1834
16
Still it snowed; but the weather now was much warmer.
A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
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