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cordial reception::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | hospitality |
| Type of | welcome |
Examples of cordial reception
cordial reception
The word hospitality comes from the Latin hospitalitas, meaning a cordial reception of guests.
From the timesunion.com
At the outset it depended largely for its cordial reception by the public upon the contributions of writers already eminent, the great writers of the middle of the century.
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The next day Jackson was given another cordial reception when he became the first black since Reconstruction to address a joint session of the Alabama legislature.
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The reception likely won't be as cordial for the controversial quarterback this week.
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So far, contrary to some impressions back home, the reception has been relatively cordial.
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Bruce's reception in the Chinese capital was cordial but low-keyed.
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Even so, their reception in West Germany was hardly cordial.
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Reception by the Senate of Hamburg in the Rathaus was very cordial.
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Miss Raffles will hold an informal reception, and we extend a cordial invitation to all of our regular patrons and others to come and meet the beautiful, bewitching, clever Miss Raffles.
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