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Meanings of very warm in English

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Usage of very warm in English
1
Today's been very warm day for the east of the North Island.
Radio NZ
2
The doors and windows were open; it was a very warm day.
Young Lucretia and Other Stories
3
It had turned very warm; unusually warm for the time of year.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
4
It was half-past four in the afternoon of a very warm day.
The Ontario Readers: Third Book
5
It was an exquisite voice; not large, but flexible and very warm.
The Woman with the Fan
6
The château lights looked very warm and home-like as we drove in.
Chateau and Country Life in France
7
His touch felt very warm, almost feverish, though perfectly dry, like paper.
Surface detail
8
The day was very warm and the girl looked tired and heated.
The Butterfly House
9
The day was very warm, and the men partially stripped to it.
The Life of Francis Marion
10
His hands were large and very warm, and I felt slightly dizzy.
Outlander
11
Thursday morning was very warm but in the afternoon the temperature plummeted.
Radio NZ
12
It was very warm; a night of whispering air, opening all hearts.
The Freelands
13
In fact, he felt very warm all over now, and was perspiring.
Speaks the Nightbird
14
There's a lot going on and people are very warm and welcoming.
The Irish Times
15
His pack was heavy and the day promised to be very warm.
Glen of the High North
16
So she wrapped up very warm and went out to the chip-yard.
The Wide, Wide World
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Very warm through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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