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Meanings of warmth in English
Usage of warmth in English
1
Gow said young beavers relied on their parents for food and warmth.
2
It's great at keeping the cold water out and the warmth in.
3
Across the region, people waited for a return of power and warmth.
4
Speaking of English ales, there is of course the matter of warmth.
5
Across the region, residents waited for a return of power and warmth.
6
Time to share food together, and fire, and the warmth of community.
7
We wanted food and water, and a woman to hold for warmth.
8
Emma took two small sips and let the warmth course through her.
9
The warmth would allow freedom of movement and little need for clothing.
10
I am looking forward to going back to the warmth of home.
11
Carminative-thewarmth, the glow, the interior ripeness were all in the word.
12
It was eternally cold in the hold, and the warmth felt good.
13
Over the garden, the day brooded in the first-gathered warmth of summer.
14
He finds it extremely difficult to express feelings of admiration and warmth.
15
He shivered in spite of the warmth of the Survey Corps uniform.
16
Harper felt her own 'scale respond, a rush of light and warmth.
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Warmth across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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