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warm up to something
gradually begin to like something
To gradually start liking or feeling comfortable with something.
Hear it in real life
What do you think of the new app?
I'm slowly warming up to it.
I wasn't keen on the neighbourhood at first, but I've warmed up to it.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: I warmed up for the idea after a few days.
Say: I warmed up to the idea after a few days.
Use "warm up to" when you gradually begin to like an idea, not "warm up for."
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How it fits in a sentence.
warm up to something; warmed up to it; be warming up to the idea
Your turn: say it out loud
I wasn't keen on the neighbourhood at first, but I've warmed up to it.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
warm up to something
gradually begin to like something
“I wasn't keen on the neighbourhood at first, but I've warmed up to it.”
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