warmed
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /wɔrmd/
KK: /wɔrmd/
adjective
Definition
Having a higher temperature or feeling of warmth.
Example
The warmed soup was perfect for a cold day.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Comparative: warmer
Superlative: warmest
Conversation
I really need a hot drink; it’s freezing outside.
How about some tea? It always makes me feel warmed up.
That sounds perfect! I could use something that feels cozy.
Exactly! A nice cup of tea can really lift your spirits.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
heated
cozy
fervent
Antonyms
cold
indifferent
unfriendly
verb
Definition
To make something warmer or to become warmer.
Example
She warmed the soup on the stove before serving it.
Tense Forms
Past: warmed
Past Participle: warmed
Conversation
Did you notice how the sun warmed up the park today?
Yeah, it felt so nice to relax outside for a change.
I love when the weather gets like this; it really lifts my mood.
Root Explanation
Warmed → It is formed from "warm" (from Old English *wearm*, meaning having a moderate degree of heat) and "-ed" (a suffix used to form the past tense of verbs). The word "warmed" means to have made something warm or to have become warm in the past.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word for heat, 'wearm', to remember that 'warmed' means to have made something warm.
Visually Confused Words
armed
unwarmed
wormed
warted
warped
warded
armied
ware