# warmed

Pronunciation: say "WORMD" US /wɔɹmd/, UK /wɔːmd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of warm. — simple past and past participle of warm
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of warm. Use this form for something that became warmer earlier or has been made warmer.
   - _The spring sun warmed the soil enough for the seeds to sprout._
   - _Once the engine had warmed, the old truck ran smoothly again._

## Adjective

2. Brought to a higher temperature than before through heating.
   - Simple: Made hotter than before by a little bit of heating.
   - _A bowl of warmed soup is comforting on a cold winter day._
   - _The warmed seats in the car made the early-morning drive bearable._
3. Brought to a higher degree of compassion, warmth, or friendliness.
   - Simple: Showing more kindness or friendliness than before.
   - _The warmed ties between the two communities led to joint celebrations._
   - _His warmed regard for his former rival was clear to everyone in the room._

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