warmth
వెచ్చదనం
definition
noun
the warmth of the sun on her skin
the quality, state, or sensation of being warm; moderate and comfortable heat.
translation of 'warmth'
ఉష్ణము,
ఉష్ణత
example
She had a distinctive voice of intense 'warmth' and startling range, and a technique seldom matched in the history of opera.
The clouds were starting to stretch out and dissipate as the Sun's 'warmth' moved further away.
Indecision can be ignored entirely while I bask in sun and 'warmth' until some time Tuesday.
Armed with a big smile, Ninia's 'warmth' on stage, and off, lets her get away with murder.
she smiled with real 'warmth'
‘Of course not,’ he snapped, with a 'warmth' that he regretted
She lay on the very bed that he had ordered made for her, so that she would always know comfort and 'warmth' .
The 'warmth' of the sun, the feel of grass on his skin, and the sweet smell of the air all told him that it was real!
the 'warmth' of the sun on her skin
The 'warmth' of the welcome is overwhelming given the previous hours of solitude.
I wanted her to either slap me or show me some 'warmth' , the emotional distance was too much to bear.
The 'warmth' of the welcome and the cleanliness of beaches were two factors rated as being particularly good.
A rare British treat filled with wit, 'warmth' and enough emotion to melt the hardest heart.
The Queen Mother through her gracious smile generated 'warmth' and kindness to us all.
Mexx has lined a pair of beige trousers with fleece for extra comfort and 'warmth' .
Ahmed is thankful to his Hyderabad Sultans mates for their 'warmth' and affection.
Nana, another year has passed yet the memory of you, your 'warmth' and love and kindness and the lessons you taught me, do not fade.
The 'warmth' of the welcome was all the more impressive because the people had so little.
The Wallabies say they are here to learn how to win away from home, and to play in different conditions from the sun and 'warmth' they are used to.
He draws on a roll of tobacco, which provides him 'warmth' and grants yet another form of slow death.
Things with no eyes flitted about at the corner of the trio's vision, having no fear in this place devoid of emotion, of 'warmth' .
“Of course not,” he snapped, with a 'warmth' that he regretted
she smiled with real 'warmth'
I appreciate the sun, the increased hours of daylight, some moderate 'warmth' .
You can expect about six hours of sunshine a day, and 'warmth' rather than heat - ideal for walking.
Touching her hands is like touching ice, without 'warmth' even in the heat of summer.
That smile was full of 'warmth' and sweetness and I'll never forget such as a smile in my whole lifetime.
Elizabeth sighed and pulled herself out of the comforting 'warmth' of her bed.
The cold dark days of winter seem to be fading as we notice buds starting to push their way through the earth towards the growing 'warmth' of the sun.
She felt such 'warmth' and kindness from him, as well as a fierceness to protect, and an urge to do what he thought was the right thing.
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