warm-hearted
warm-hearted — adjective
1. describes someone who is naturally kind and shows genuine care for other people'
describes someone who is naturally kind and shows genuine care for other people's happiness and well-being, often by helping or giving generously.
Minho's warm-hearted nature made him a favorite among his coworkers.
warm-hearted nature — common collocation for character
It was warm-hearted of Nora to babysit her friend's children for the whole weekend.
it was warm-hearted of [sb] to — pattern for praising actions
The warm-hearted bus driver waited for the elderly woman to sit down before driving off.
A warm-hearted welcome from the neighbors made Joaquín feel right at home.
Reema's warm-hearted smile comforted every child who came to her clinic.
- kind
the most general word; describes a pleasant, considerate person without emphasizing active generosity
- caring
focuses on actively looking after others' needs, especially in personal relationships
- compassionate
stronger — implies understanding and sharing others' suffering, not just being friendly
- generous
emphasizes willingness to give money, time, or help freely
- cold-hearted
the direct opposite — lacking sympathy or kindness toward others
- unkind
general opposite; not considerate or caring
用法筆記
Primarily describes a person's character or the actions that show this character. Not used for physical temperature — the simple adjective 'warm' covers that meaning.