Collocations for warmth - noun
1. a fairly high temperature
ADJECTIVE
comfortable,
comforting,
delicious,
enveloping,
glowing,
pleasant
the comforting warmth of her bed
He moved closer to the pleasant warmth of the fire.
the comforting warmth of her bed
He moved closer to the pleasant warmth of the fire.
gentle
the gentle warmth of the late summer sun
the gentle warmth of the late summer sun
bodily (AmE),
body
This clothing maintains your body warmth.
This clothing maintains your body warmth.
VERB + warmth
feel
She could feel the warmth of the child's hand in her own.
She could feel the warmth of the child's hand in her own.
bask in,
enjoy,
revel in,
savour/savor
We lay on the beach, basking in the warmth of the hot sun.
We lay on the beach, basking in the warmth of the hot sun.
add (figurative),
provide
Browns and golds add warmth to a room.
Browns and golds add warmth to a room.
retain
Insulation will help retain the house's warmth.
Insulation will help retain the house's warmth.
warmth + VERB
radiate,
spread
She sat by the fire and felt the warmth spread through her body.
She sat by the fire and felt the warmth spread through her body.
PREPOSITION
for warmth
They found the children huddled together for warmth.
They found the children huddled together for warmth.
warmth from
warmth from the radiator
warmth from the radiator
2. friendliness or kindness
ADJECTIVE
great
genuine, real
emotional, human, personal
She seems to be a person without human warmth.
genuine, real
emotional, human, personal
She seems to be a person without human warmth.
VERB + warmth
bring,
convey,
exude,
radiate,
show
a person who radiates warmth and kindness
a person who radiates warmth and kindness
lack