Re-warmed

The act of heating food or a substance that has already been cooked or heated previously, making it warm again. This is a common practice in food preparation to consume leftovers or to adjust the temperature of a dish. It can also refer to the process of reviving or renewing something that has cooled down emotionally or intellectually, bringing it back to a previous state of activity. It is typically used to describe the reheating of food using heat or the emotional process of experiencing something a second time. It also can refer to using a previous version or element of something, in a new version.

Re-warmed meaning with examples

• After a long day, Sarah re-warmed the leftover lasagna in the oven for a quick and satisfying dinner, avoiding the necessity of cooking an entirely new meal. The previously cooled pasta tasted excellent and it saved time and wasted resources. This allowed her to have a fast dinner before having to return to work.
• The chef re-warmed the soup for the impatient customer, who found it had cooled down while they were waiting. The customer could now enjoy the savory flavors of the soup, without having to wait any longer. This was much appreciated by the restaurant staff.
• When reviewing the initial drafts of the proposal, the team decided to re-warm some key arguments, strengthening them with newer data and ensuring they resonated with current business needs, bringing it up to date.
• After experiencing a setback, the musician re-warmed his creative spirit by revisiting earlier musical themes, breathing new life into his composing process and finding new inspiration in his older works. This new inspiration led to a burst of creative energy.