Definitionadj. marked by warmth of feeling like kindness and sympathy and generosity
Last update: September 17, 2015
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"They are not a bit like that; they are the most warmhearted people in the whole world." [Please select]
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The boy was utterly unconscious that he was treading on delicate ground as he rattled on in his warmhearted, frank, and generous way. [Please select]
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"She was a girl of intensely vivid feelings, very passionate and warmhearted." [Please select]
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This was to be the last, then, of his intercourse with a warmhearted and lovable people. [Please select]
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It was impossible, however, that two such warmhearted, honest, and enthusiastic men should not love each other, when the common leading principle of their lives was mutually understood. [Please select]
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That Theodore Roosevelt was warmhearted enough to look out for other soldiers besides those of his own command is proven by what took place on the day following the big storm. [Please select]
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