Cold
Cold noun - A weather condition marked by low temperatures.
Warmth
Warmth noun - The quality or state of being moderate in temperature.
Usage example: the cozy warmth of the inn's parlor was a welcome relief from the wintry weather outside
Both words in one sentence
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Crispin's Gryphon's Eyrie, the shadow creatures are bitterly cold and prey on the main character's warmth.
Source: Evil Is Deathly Cold - Evil is not only dark, it is also cold and deadly, while good embodies warmth and life as well as light.
Source: Evil Is Deathly Cold -
Although this could be justified, as these critters are cold-blooded and may seek heat/warmth.
Source: Animal Assassin
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