Uncomfortable
Uncomfortable adjective - Providing or experiencing physical discomfort.
Usage example: an uncomfortable chair
Warm and uncomfortable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warm" instead an adjective "Uncomfortable".
Nearby Word: uncomfortably
Warm
Warm adjective - Uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble.
Usage example: made things warm for the bookies
Uncomfortable and warm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Uncomfortable" instead an adjective "Warm".
Both words in one sentence
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Ali does slowly warm up to him, but she remains cautious (and very uncomfortable about his relationship with Nikki, when all of a sudden they are Just Friends).
Source: Film / Burlesque -
Joe: (uncomfortable) Not today.Bernie: They're kinda melty...so warm and green.
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Well before her true religious conversion in Angel of the Bat, Cassandra Cain is shown to be notably uncomfortable with Christianity (particularly the Old Testament), only really starting to warm up to it when she learns about Jesus, who she really likes and gets behind.
Source: Jesus Was Way Cool
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