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Meanings of warmer in English

Portuguese
aquecedor
Catalan
escalfador
Spanish
calefactor

Device that heats water or supplies warmth to a room.

        aquecedor
        Usage of warmer in English
        1
        However, add the following riders, and it takes on a warmer glow.
        The Irish Times
        2
        In the morning Mr. Piperson made more porridge; the weather was warmer.
        A Collection of Beatrix Potter Stories
        3
        Like I told Eli: it's warmer in Arizona this time of year.
        The Book of Skulls
        4
        Perhaps North, to safeguard them, had taken them to a warmer place.
        Dreamsnake
        5
        Violence is usually higher during the summer when the weather is warmer.
        Reuters
        6
        Growth was driven by warmer ties with China and increasing foreign visitors.
        Reuters
        7
        The turtles posed a huge potential risk, particularly in Northland's warmer waters.
        Radio NZ
        8
        The warmer and dryer the climate, the cheaper bread is in proportion.
        An Inquiry into the Permanent Causes of the Decline and Fall of ...
        9
        Plants are facing invading species normally found in warmer and drier areas.
        BBC
        10
        Truly the world seemed warmer and more cheerful; the sun was brighter.
        The House of Martha
        11
        Often it feels warmer, sometimes colder, but always it will feel different.
        Witch School's First Degree
        12
        Unheated, it can often be uninviting to those who prefer warmer water.
        The Guardian
        13
        Then we will be all the stronger and warmer in the morning.
        The Border Watch: A Story of the Great Chief's Last Stand
        14
        The air of the planet of the Lorens grew warmer and fresher.
        Hunters Out of Space
        15
        I love a big winter warmer at this time of the year.
        The Irish Times
        16
        For one thing, smaller nests were considerably warmer during the cold days.
        Worlds of Honor
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        Translations for warmer
        Catalan
        escalfador
        Spanish
        calefactor
        Warmer through the time
        Warmer across language varieties
        South Africa
        Common
        New Zealand
        Common
        Australia
        Common
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