Synonyms for warm-up
warm-up

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1. warm-up, tune-up, prolusionverb

   exercising in preparation for strenuous activity

   Synonyms:
   tune-up, prolusion, foreword, preface

2. warm upverb

   run until the normal working temperature is reached

   "We warmed up the car for a few minutes"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber up, warm up

3. warm upverb

   become more friendly or open

   "She warmed up after we had lunch together"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber up, warm up

4. warm, warm upverb

   get warm or warmer

   "The soup warmed slowly on the stove"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber up, warm up

5. warm upverb

   cause to do preliminary exercises so as to stretch the muscles

   "The coach warmed up the players before the game"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber up, warm up

6. limber up, warm up, loosen upverb

   make one's body limber or suppler by stretching, as if to prepare for strenuous physical activity

   Synonyms:
   decompress, unlax, warm, unwind, limber up, loosen up, unstuff, warm up, unbend, limber, unstrain, make relaxed, relax, slow down

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1. List of paraphrases for "warm-up":

   warming, heating, warming-up

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1. Grand Heidrich:

   If you spend too much time warming up, you'll miss the race. If you don't warm up at all, you may not finish the race.

2. Joe Johnson:

   Riding in a car for two, 2 1/2 hours and then get out and have to warm up and play. That was tough.

3. Robb Upgrove:

   It’s starting to warm up, so that triggers them to move into mating season.

4. Odysseas Drivalas:

   Our strike is just a warm-up, we will stage a 48-hour strike when the government submits the bill (to parliament) with the measures, workers have lost almost half of their income since the crisis started, they cannot bear any more of this burden. With labor action, we can at least put pressure on them (the government).

5. Kazuki Takizawa:

   Short-term, high intensity exercises need vigorous warm-up, but long-term endurance exercises do not.