Incandescent
Incandescent adjective - Having or expressing great depth of feeling.
Usage example: a speaker incandescent with righteous anger over the treatment of the refugees
Warm and incandescent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warm" instead an adjective "Incandescent".
Nearby Word: incandescence
Warm
Warm adjective - Having or expressing great depth of feeling.
Usage example: a warm hug of welcome from our grandmother
Incandescent and warm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Incandescent" instead an adjective "Warm".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- passionate and incandescent
- passionate and warm
- impassioned and incandescent
- impassioned and warm
- ardent and incandescent
- ardent and warm
- fervent and incandescent
- fervent and warm
- burning and incandescent
- burning and warm
- intense and incandescent
- intense and warm
- fiery and incandescent
- fiery and warm
Both words in one sentence
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There are now "warm white" LEDs that attempt to mimic incandescent color temperatures more closely, but opinions vary on how effectively they do so.
Source: Unnaturally Blue Lighting -
The first is that the warm light an incandescent bulb gives off is very pleasing.
Source: Technology Marches On - CRI has also been taken into account, and LED's can come in colors varying from a milder version of fluorescent lighting (cool white) all the way to a 60w incandescent bulb's (warm white).
Source: Technology Marches On
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