Deep
Warm
Warm adjective - Having or giving off heat to a moderate degree.
Both words in one sentence
- In Glue, James seems cold and aloof, yet he's very warm and affectionate in interactions with best friend Rob and boyfriend Cal, and deep down he's an all-around sensitive soul.
Source: Sugar and Ice Personality - They can be somewhat jerky and/or displicent, especially when their buttons are touched, but deep down they are warm people who care very much for each's other.
Source: Literature / Marina - During the warm-up before sprint in Winter Olympics in Vancouver, she fell into 3 meters deep gully and landed on the rocks, breaking four ribs in the process.
Source: Determinator / Real Life
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