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unwarm

unwarm verb: to lose warmth; to grow cold.

Verb

unwarm (third-person singular simple present unwarms, present participle unwarming, simple past and past participle unwarmed)

  1. To lose warmth; to grow cold.
    • With horrid chill each little heart unwarms.1826, Thomas Hood, “The Irish Schoolmaster”, in Whims and Oddities

Adjective

unwarm (comparative more unwarm, superlative most unwarm)

  1. Not warm.

Forms of unwarm

Verb
third-person singular presentunwarms
present participleunwarming
past participleunwarmed
pastunwarmed
Adjective
comparativemore unwarm
superlativemost unwarm

Origin of unwarm

From un- + warm.

Questions about unwarm

What does unwarm mean?
Unwarm means to lose warmth; to grow cold.
What part of speech is unwarm?
Unwarm can be a verb or an adjective.
What is the past tense of unwarm?
The past tense of unwarm is unwarmed.

Words near unwarm in the dictionary

  1. unwarily
  2. unwariness
  3. unwarinesses
  4. unwarlike
  5. unwarlikeness
  6. unwarm
  7. unwarmable
  8. unwarmed
  9. unwarming
  10. unwarms
  11. unwarnable

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