| feel warmth | 1.71 | He felt great warmth for her. | ||
| provide warmth | 1.05 | It provides warmth, but there is also comfort and security. | ||
| bring warmth | 0.99 | Offshore winds will bring warmth to northern California. | ||
| add warmth | 0.92 | Use fresh flowers to add warmth to a room. | ||
| have warmth | 0.66 | Seventeen of those days had record warmth. | ||
| seek warmth | 0.66 | He extolled the virtues of the subway when it comes to seeking warmth. | ||
| enjoy warmth | 0.59 | Many never get to enjoy the warmth. | ||
| show warmth | 0.53 | Arafat knows how to show warmth. | ||
| radiate warmth | 0.46 | Syd radiates warmth as he greets his guests. | ||
| draw warmth | 0.39 | As a result, warmth is drawn into the Midwest and East. | ||
| exude warmth | 0.39 | Toledo exudes such warmth. | ||
| expect warmth | 0.33 | He does not expect overwhelming warmth. | ||
| generate warmth | 0.33 | Fuel cells generate warmth as they work, so they can be used to heat rooms or water as well. | ||
| retain warmth | 0.33 | I kept my jacket hood over my head to retain warmth. | ||
| return warmth | 0.33 | She beamed at him but he did not return her warmth. | ||
| display warmth | 0.26 | He liked the warmth displayed by Dodgers executive vice president Fred Claire during the talks. | ||
| evoke warmth | 0.26 | They evoke the warmth of nostalgia among people called fans. | ||
| give warmth | 0.26 | But the aroma of food gives it warmth. | ||
| limit warmth | 0.26 | Along and west of the Appalachians, clouds will limit low-level warmth, lowering the risk of severe storms. | ||
| maintain warmth | 0.26 | Warmth was maintained by radiant heat from lamps. |