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Meanings of warmhearted in English

Marked by warmth of feeling like kindness and sympathy and generosity.

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Usage of warmhearted in English
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Required to offer a package, he has promised the warmhearted Big Society.
The Guardian
2
Most of his friends regarded him as a warmhearted and generous rogue.
The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power
3
The latter plays the no-nonsense and warmhearted character of Nurse Didi Ortley.
Ebony
4
Here we received a cordial welcome from a hospitable and warmhearted Scotchman.
Letters of a Traveller; Or, Notes of Things Seen in Europe and A...
5
She was a girl of intensely vivid feelings, very passionate and warmhearted.
Greatheart
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Then it wiped clear, to be replaced by the appearance of warmhearted friendship.
The irish devil
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You don't see that, because you think everyone is as warmhearted as you.
The Fireman
8
He remembered Sonny as being sometimes casually brutal but essentially warmhearted.
The Godfather
9
We are warmhearted, and we have an insane sense of humor.
Ebony
10
On another more warmhearted front, he has been perfecting a uniquely stylish cultural politics.
The Guardian
11
She was a tall, dark girl, handsome, warmhearted and impulsive.
Miss Marple: The Complete Short Stories
12
How kind and warmhearted Mrs. Gwynne is-soearnest in her friendship for us, too!
Olive: A Novel
13
It's helped the careers of a number of people, and it occupies a warmhearted spot.
Reuters
14
The parties at Christmas were not like other parties, they were gayer and more warmhearted.
All That Is
15
This was to be the last, then, of his intercourse with a warmhearted and lovable people.
The Crisis — Volume 04
16
The lady, naturally young, warmhearted, full of kindness.
Romance
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