huewarmth

noun
UK /ˈhjuː.wɔːmθ/
US /ˈhjuː.wɔːrmθ/

Huewarmth is how warm or cozy a color looks, like the difference between sunny yellow and icy blue.

The painter added huewarmth to the sunset by mixing in soft oranges and reds.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The feeling of comfort a room gets from its warm-colored walls or lights.

The huewarmth of the lamp made the reading corner feel snug.

3. A measure of how much red or yellow a color contains compared with blue or green.

Scientists measured the huewarmth of each paint sample under the same light.

4. The gentle glow that warm colors give to a photograph or painting.

The old photo had a lovely huewarmth that made everyone look happy.