Antonyms for warm upwarm up

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1. warm-up, tune-up, prolusionverb

   exercising in preparation for strenuous activity

   Synonyms:
   warm-up, 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

3. warm upverb

   become more friendly or open

   "She warmed up after we had lunch together"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber up

4. warm, warm upverb

   get warm or warmer

   "The soup warmed slowly on the stove"

   Synonyms:
   loosen up, warm, limber 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

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, unbend, limber, unstrain, make relaxed, relax, slow down

How to use warm up in a sentence?

1. Robert Smith:

   Is a professional boxer going to drop everything to go and fight in the Olympics ? Pros take three rounds to warm up. It's a different discipline, i wouldn't have thought anyone who's already been there, done it, been a world champion, wants to go back and jeopardize what they've already achieved.

2. The English singer:

   When she first got ill, we all said we’d cut out sugar, because it aggravates cancer, so we did that as a show of solidarity really with Stacey, having said that, looking after her for those two years, I wasn’t looking after myself, so I’ve got back on the trail now. I’m back doing exercise. I look after my voice and I warm up… I tend to do it in the car, which must look a little strange!

3. Kazuki Takizawa:

   Warm-up exercises may reduce injury by improving performance for serious athletes, but recreational athletes and weekend warriors are at a lower physical fitness level, especially in aerobic capacity, and they may fatigue by warm-up exercise and reduce performance.

4. 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.

5. Matt McCrary:

   This runs somewhat contradictory to the prevailing narrative that higher load warm-up is better than lower load warm-up, the two theories here are that warm-up swings with a heavier weight bat significantly and sub-optimally alter swing mechanics and/or that a resisted movement longer in duration than a baseball bat swing is necessary to produce a warm-up effect.

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