warmth — the quality or state of being warm; a comfortable degree of heat
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality or state of being warm; a comfortable degree of heat
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɔːrmθ/
Example Sentences
- The cat always seeks the warmth of sunny spots on the carpet.
- His speech lacked warmth, making the audience feel like they were listening to a robot.
- The warmth in her voice made even bad news sound comforting.
warmth
NOUN[/wɔːrmθ/]
the quality or state of being warm; a comfortable degree of heat
Cozy warmth by the fireplace
From hearth to frozen earth, warmth spreads forth.
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🌳Etymology
Origin
Warmth derives from Old English 'wearmth', formed by combining the adjective 'warm' (meaning warm or hot) with the abstract noun suffix '-th'. The suffix '-th' was commonly used in Old English to convert adjectives into nouns denoting states or qualities.
Breakdown
warm (warm, hot) + -th (suffix forming abstract nouns denoting state or condition)
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📝Examples
“The cat always seeks the warmth of sunny spots on the carpet.”
“His speech lacked warmth, making the audience feel like they were listening to a robot.”
“The warmth in her voice made even bad news sound comforting.”
“My grandmother's hugs were full of warmth and the smell of cookies.”
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