Unwarmed

The adjective 'unwarmed' describes something that is not heated or has not been brought to a comfortable or desired temperature. It often refers to a state of being cold, lacking warmth, or not having been subjected to a process that would raise its temperature. This can apply to physical objects like food, rooms, or materials, as well as to situations or emotional states that lack a feeling of coziness, support, or emotional warmth. It implies a condition of coolness, chilliness, or an absence of heat, whether naturally or artificially induced.

Unwarmed meaning with examples

• The campers shivered, huddled together in their sleeping bags on the unwarmed mountain side, the evening chill biting through their layers. They desperately wished for a campfire, but a sudden rain made that impossible.
• The chef carefully placed the unwarmed rolls in the breadbasket, noticing the subtle look of disappointment on the customer’s face as they were not served warm.
• The scientist examined the unwarmed specimen, noting the effects of the extreme cold on its cellular structure. The experiment required the substance to be in a cool and undisturbed state.
• The building sat eerily silent, the thermostat broken. The tenants entered their unwarmed apartments, already regretting not taking an earlier opportunity to leave town.