warmly
/ˈwɔːmli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈwɔːrmli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈwȯrm-lē/ (ame, mw)
warmly — adverb
1. Worn, wrapped, or positioned so that a comfortable level of heat is maintained,
Worn, wrapped, or positioned so that a comfortable level of heat is maintained, especially against cold weather.
Children were warmly dressed in thick coats and woolly hats before heading out to play.
collocation: warmly dressed + specific clothing items
Amira wrapped the newborn warmly in a soft cotton blanket after the evening bath.
The mountain cabin was warmly heated by a wood stove that burned through the night.
Liam pulled on warmly lined gloves before clearing the snowy driveway.
- thinly
Describes having too few layers to stay warm
文法句型
warmly + past participle (describing clothing or covering)
用法筆記
Commonly modifies verbs related to dressing, wrapping, or providing heat. Typical collocations include 'warmly dressed', 'warmly wrapped', and 'warmly heated'.
常見錯誤
2. With genuine friendliness, strong approval, or heartfelt affection in your behav
With genuine friendliness, strong approval, or heartfelt affection in your behavior, tone, or expressions toward someone.
The audience warmly applauded the young pianist after her stunning performance.
Christopher's colleagues warmly welcomed him back after his long hospital stay.
collocation: warmly welcomed back
Local residents warmly thanked the firefighters for saving their homes from the wildfire.
Hoa's proposal was warmly received by the board members at the annual meeting.
- cordially
More formal and polite, often used in written invitations
- heartily
Emphasizes energetic enthusiasm and sincerity
- enthusiastically
Focuses on eagerness and excited approval
- affectionately
Emphasizes personal love or fondness between close people
文法句型
warmly + past participle (passive)
warmly + past tense verb
用法筆記
Frequently used in passive constructions ('was warmly received', 'were warmly welcomed'). Common verbs it modifies include 'welcome', 'greet', 'receive', 'applaud', 'thank', 'smile', and 'embrace'.