falsewarmth

noun
UK /ˌfɔːlsˈwɔːmθ/
US /ˌfɔːlsˈwɔːrmθ/

A warm feeling that is not real or true.

The friendly smile gave her a falsewarmth that made her feel uneasy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pleasant but misleading sense of comfort or safety.

The falsewarmth of the old house hid its many dangers.

3. Artificial heat that does not truly warm a person.

The heater's falsewarmth faded as soon as the wind blew.

4. A show of affection that is not genuine.

His falsewarmth fooled no one at the party.