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Meanings of much warmth in English

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Usage of much warmth in English
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You yourself speak Aturan beautifully and with much warmth in your voice.
The Wise Man’s Fear
2
We believe we could furnish as much warmth as the next mulch.
The new yorker
3
For answer, Juliana hugged her with much warmth, and recommenced the patting.
Evan Harrington — Volume 6
4
Nor was the project received with much warmth by contemporary critics.
The Guardian
5
You could melt what remains of Greenland with this much warmth.
Wired
6
It would be cheerful, although it might not give much warmth.
Under Wellington's Command: A Tale of the Peninsular War
7
Don't seem much warmth from it if it is nearer, all the same.
The apocalypse reader
8
There isn't much warmth in a bit of a jersey coat.
Violets and Other Tales
9
Greenfield smiled, his big, genial smile which had so much warmth in it.
The Philistines
10
You say I speak with too much warmth, too much feeling.
We Two: A Novel
11
Where there is much warmth, much enthusiasm, I suspect there is much danger.
Anna St. Ives
12
The discussion thus continued with much warmth in terms which unfortunately I cannot recall.
Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 12
13
She inveighed with much warmth against the effeminacy and depravity of the modern times.
Damon and Delia: A Tale
14
The blaze was too small to give much warmth, but it gave more light.
To the blight: the eye of the world
15
Here she stopped to return the embrace with much warmth.
Fair Margaret
16
Hebbers entered into the treaty, though not with much warmth.
Amelia — Volume 1
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Much warmth through the time
Much warmth across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common