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Definitions from the Webwarm toPart of speech: Verb phrase Sense 1: To become more receptive or friendly towards something or someone. Example sentence: - After spending some time together, she began to warm to the idea of starting a business with him. - The committee members initially opposed the proposal, but eventually warmed to the suggestion. Sense 2: To develop a liking or fondness for something or someone. Example sentence: - Being a wine enthusiast, he quickly warmed to the new flavor and complexity of the vintage. - At first, the children were apprehensive about their new teacher, but they soon warmed to her warm and caring nature. Sense 3: To become increasingly excited or enthusiastic about an idea or possibility. Example sentence: - The crowd at the concert started warming to the band's music and began cheering and clapping. - As the project progressed, the team members warmed to the idea of integrating artificial intelligence into their system. Sense 4: To cause something to reach a suitable temperature for use or consumption. Example sentence: - Dad asked me to warm the soup to a boiling point before serving it. - The baker warmed the freshly baked bread to enhance its aroma and taste. Sense 5: To bring or restore a sense of comfort, affection, or enthusiasm. Example sentence: - The compliments from her colleagues warmed her to the core, giving her a boost of confidence. - The heartfelt apology from her friend warmed her to the idea of reconciling their differences. Sense 6: To increase the intensity or strength of something, especially one's emotions or feelings. Example sentence: - The passionate kiss from her lover warmed her to an overwhelming desire. - The touching story warmed him to tears, evoking a deep emotional response. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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