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warm

v.

[1]	warm up
[2]	heat (up) , warm up/over
[3]	warm to , become less antagonistic/hostile to/toward(s) , become enthusiastic/supportive of , become excited/animated about/over , be attracted to/toward(s) , like , feel affection for
[4]	stir , move , please , delight , make (one/someone) feel good

adv.

[1]

warmly

adj.

[1]	heated , tepid , lukewarm , cosy , comfortable , not uncomfortable , balmy
[2]	passionate , impassioned , excited , animated , fervent , fervid , spirited , lively , ardent , zealous , keen , eager , emotional , heated , intense , irritated , annoyed , vexed , angry , irate , furious , testy , short-tempered , touchy , quick-tempered , irascible , irritable , stormy , turbulent , vigorous , violent , (Colloq) worked up , hot under the collar , steamed up
[3]	amiable , friendly , cordial , affable , pleasant , genial , cheerful , kindly , hospitable , hearty , affectionate , tender , mellow , loving , amorous
[4]	ardent , enthusiastic , earnest , eager , sincere
[5]	uncomfortable , awkward , unpleasant , strained , tense
[6]	affectionate , getting warm , fond , close/near to making a discovery , about to make a discovery , lovesome , tender
[7]	strong
[8]	quick
[9]	ardent