The phrase "a warm sweat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the sensation of sweating that feels comforting or soothing, often in contexts related to physical exertion or emotional responses.
Example: "After the intense workout, I felt a warm sweat enveloping my body, signaling my effort and determination."
Alternatives: "a comforting sweat" or "a soothing perspiration".
"Let's grab some air," Clare says, and roughly, with his bony left fist, begins hauling me up the dune behind us, our shoes sinking in sand, my recovered balance a bit pitched forward, my neck and back breaking a warm sweat.
An entire town is getting pickled in a warm stew of ass and ball sweat at 31 degrees Celsius.
An entire town is getting pickled in a warm stew of ass and ball sweat at 88 degrees Fahrenheit.
If you're not careful in these situations you can find yourself interviewing the translator instead of the subject; but the heat and the smell of open sewers and the close air and the dust and the boredom and the warm sweat running between your shoulder-blades wear down your concentration.
I don't want to hug you and feel the dampness of your warm sweat under your shirt after turning over obese patients all day.
The symptoms collected for inquiry diagnosis include 8 dimensions: cold or warm, sweating, head, body, chest and abdomen, urine and stool, appetite, sleeping, mood, and gynaecology, a total of 125 symptoms.
Dry off, wrap your body in a warm blanket and sweat for an additional 15 minutes.
If cold eggs are put in a warm environment, they will sweat and become moldy.
A warm vaporous bath of sweat and hair and funk and pungency.
At Emirates Stadium, the visitors played like a side who seemed certain of safety, barely making Arsenal's defence sweat on a warm day in north London.
Night sweats on a warm night are probably normal in those who feel fine otherwise, in younger women around their periods or in older women around menopause, Dr. Midoneck said.
