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Meanings of warm-hearted in English

Having affection or warm regard; loving.

Usage of warm-hearted in English
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The clerk of the weather appeared favourably disposed to the warm-hearted Bessie.
The Golden Calf
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The warm-hearted stage driver did congratulate her in a most unmistakable manner.
Coniston — Volume 04
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You are the brightest, prettiest, most warm-hearted little thing in the world.
Stepping Heavenward
4
Soldiers are always generous and warm-hearted-thebest men, individually, in the world.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
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The minister laughingly dodged the warm-hearted expressions of gratitude he saw coming.
The Calling of Dan Matthews
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My wife is a kind, warm-hearted woman; she never refuses you help.
The Witch, and Other Stories
7
Following my faithful and warm-hearted friend, I rode on to the spring.
The Scalp Hunters
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He is warm-hearted, and one of the jolliest fellows you could meet.
Molly Bawn
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These good and warm-hearted women are accused of being enthusiasts, and romantic.
The Idler in France
10
Rochford, who was warm-hearted in the extreme, cordially shook his cousin's hand.
In the Wilds of Florida: A Tale of Warfare and Hunting
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The warm-hearted little handmaiden was honestly worried over her adored mistress' condition.
Anne of Avonlea
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On the contrary, he is a warm-hearted man- Imightalmost say hot-hearted.
Erema; Or, My Father's Sin
13
They were from St. Gall, and were warm-hearted, wide awake young fellows.
Gritli's Children
14
Looking up, I chose to see him as my kind, warm-hearted friend.
Take Me for a Ride: Coming of Age in a Destructive Cult
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He was of more than average manly beauty, warm-hearted, cordial, and generous.
The History of England from the Norman Conquest to the Death of ...
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She is a handsome woman, warm-hearted, and extremely well-bred, but not clever.
Letters of Two Brides
Frequent collocations
Warm-hearted through the time