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Instead of "warmest", we need to use "hottest" or "highest temperature". Warm sounds like it is nice and cozy. I live in Seatte and it was NOT nice and cozy.
by productceo 5y ago
Instead of "warmest", we need to use "hottest" or "highest temperature". Warm sounds like it is nice and cozy. I live in Seatte and it was NOT nice and cozy.