Balmy Meaning in English
word
ˈbɑmi
BAH-mee
bˈɑːmi
BAA-mee
Definition
Describes weather that is pleasantly warm and mild, often with a gentle breeze. It makes people feel comfortable and relaxed.
Usage & Nuances
"Balmy" is mostly used to describe weather or air, rarely for other things. It has a positive, pleasant tone and is often used for evenings or climates that are warm but not hot. Don't confuse with "barmy," which means crazy (British slang). Common phrases: "balmy night," "balmy breeze."
Spanish: templado - agradable (clima)Portuguese (BR): ameno - agradável (clima)Portuguese (PT): ameno - agradável (clima)Chinese (Simplified): 温和的（气候） - 宜人的Chinese (Traditional): 溫和的（氣候） - 宜人的Hindi: सुखदायक (मौसम) - मुलायम (हवा/जलवायु)Arabic: معتدل - لطيف (الطقس)Bengali: সৌম্য - মনোরম উষ্ণRussian: тёплый и мягкийJapanese: 穏やかで暖かい - 快適な暖かさVietnamese: êm dịu - ấm áp dễ chịuKorean: 포근한 - 따뜻한Turkish: ılık ve hoşUrdu: خوشگوار گرم - معتدلIndonesian: hangat dan sejuk
Example Sentences
It was a balmy evening in April.
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We enjoyed the balmy weather on our vacation.
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The balmy breeze made the night perfect.
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It's so balmy out—let's have dinner on the patio!
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What a balmy night—no need for a jacket!
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The island's balmy climate is what keeps tourists coming back.
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