warmthloss

noun
UK /ˈwɔːmθlɒs/
US /ˈwɔːrmθlɔːs/

The loss of heat from something, so it becomes cooler.

The old house had warmthloss through its thin windows.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A decrease in the feeling of comfort or kindness in a place or relationship.

There was a warmthloss in the room after the argument.

3. The amount of heat that escapes from a building or object.

Engineers measured the warmthloss of the new roof.

4. A drop in body heat that can make a person feel cold.

Wet clothes can cause warmthloss during a hike.