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Meanings of warmness in English
A positive feeling of liking.
Synonyms
Examples for "heart"
Examples for "heart"
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
3
Let the simple heart and hope among us Keep our family strong.
4
Congestive heart failure is a major public health problem in western countries.
5
Reducing your stress level can really aid in improving your heart health.
1
It extinguishes natural affection; and no subsequent kindness can rekindle the flame.
2
This affection is a good precisely because it leads to our perfection.
3
To the nation in general the manifesto would breathe nothing but affection.
4
Wanted: experienced food handlers with a GSOH and genuine affection for nibbles.
5
Perhaps not surprisingly, the locals express great affection for this wild place.
1
In the style there is much quaintness, in the sentiment much tenderness.
2
Now, however, seeing her afraid, he felt a sudden wave of tenderness.
3
Local tenderness persisted in the same area, but was less in degree.
4
That middle stage of crisp-tenderness is often the best-tasting for grilled produce.
5
The tenderness of the appeal smote the poor woman to the heart.
1
Henry engenders great respect, but people view Willie by excitement and fondness.
2
Director James Houston also has a fondness for Cold War era technology.
3
Brownie's never mentioned a particular fondness for such folly in the past.
4
Given my fondness for you, I prefer to embrace the second theory.
5
He also has a fondness for the small and least used ones.
1
Most men assumed that they did it by waving their philia about.
2
His philia were waving excitedly, and all of his muscles had tensed.
3
Their philia drooped in exhaustion, hanging from their heads like dead vines.
4
He held Averan up to study her, and his philia waved.
5
The philia along its jaw line quivered as if in anticipation.
1
Sally's appealing affectionateness of manner went very far to make this easy.
2
There was an additional playful affectionateness in his manner toward Ezra.
3
He left behind him a character for affectionateness, kindliness, and generosity.
4
There is a homely poetry, an innocent affectionateness in it, characteristic of the people.
5
The Frenchwoman thought it a pretty bit of childish affectionateness.
1
Bishop Peck was a very entertaining companion and most fraternal in his warmheartedness.
2
Nevertheless, the film and especially Khan hold on to their integrity through conviction and warmheartedness.
3
Even if it doesn't have the instant mythic appeal of Bouncers and Up'n'Under, it displays a similar warmheartedness.
4
It is this real phoniness -as well as Holly's warmheartedness -that the film captures so well.
Usage of warmness in English
1
The luke warmness and hypocrisy of Christians now permit me to speak tonight.
2
Relations have useful meaning; absolute warmness and coldness have none.
3
But his intuition did not reconcile him to Ned's luke-warmness; he would have preferred a straight refusal.
4
On this account they writ to Fucarandono, with all the warmness of an earnest invitation, and sent him word.
5
Her eyes were closed now, gently, and he put out his hand to feel the warmness of breath on his palm.
6
When I got into this many years ago there was a sense of pride and warmness that was generated of collection of new artwork.
7
So, thought Enoch, some things do endure-thememory and the thought and the snug warmness of a childhood kitchen on a stormy winter night.
8
William Ammidon nodded, the old man responded to his leave-taking with a degree of warmness, Gerrit at least smiled in a not unfriendly manner.
9
Those who had granted their wit had become morons, drooling creatures that leaked into their own britches and found joy in the warmness thereof.
10
And because Donal knew how frightened she was he had stood so close to her that she had felt the dear warmness of his body.
11
Many an accepted lover (both masculine and feminine) tries to make up for coldness of passion by warmness of affection: a subterfuge of dubious efficacy.
12
The luke warmness and hypocrisy of Christians now permit me to speak tonight.
13
Relations have useful meaning; absolute warmness and coldness have none.
14
But his intuition did not reconcile him to Ned's luke-warmness; he would have preferred a straight refusal.
15
On this account they writ to Fucarandono, with all the warmness of an earnest invitation, and sent him word.
16
Her eyes were closed now, gently, and he put out his hand to feel the warmness of breath on his palm.
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Frequent collocations
Warmness through the time