warmed
word · lemma: warm
/ˈwɔɹmd/
/wˈɔːmd/
Definition
Made warm or hotter; the past form of 'warm'. It can refer to increasing temperature or making a person, place, or thing feel more comfortable.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for food, drinks, rooms, or emotions (e.g., 'She warmed her hands', 'He warmed to the idea'). More literal than 'heated', which is stronger. Passive form is common: 'The soup was warmed.'
Spanish: calentadoPortuguese (BR): aquecidoPortuguese (PT): aquecidoChinese (Simplified): 加热了Chinese (Traditional): 加熱了Hindi: गरम किया गयाArabic: سُخِّنَBengali: গরম করাRussian: подогретыйJapanese: 温められたVietnamese: được làm ấmKorean: 데워진Turkish: ısıtılmışUrdu: گرم کیا گیاIndonesian: dihangatkan
Example Sentences
She warmed the soup before dinner.
basic
The room warmed quickly with the heater on.
basic
Her hands warmed by the fire.
basic
He slowly warmed to the new job after a few weeks.
natural
The leftover pizza tasted better after it was warmed in the oven.
natural
Everyone warmed up as soon as the sun came out.
natural