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Meanings of cordial welcome in English
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Usage of cordial welcome in English
1
Aunt Nancy came to the door and gave them a cordial welcome.
2
Here we received a cordial welcome from a hospitable and warmhearted Scotchman.
3
He arrived at Marseilles on January 1, and received a cordial welcome.
4
We extend to you a most cordial welcome to our thriving city.
5
Presenting him a letter of introduction, I received a most cordial welcome.
6
Soon after dark they arrived, and gave me a most cordial welcome.
7
Pastor Audebez was at home, and received them with a cordial welcome.
8
Not a cordial welcome, that-ifthey went no deeper than his words.
9
Well, that is a very cordial welcome to an old friend, certainly.
10
A little farther on, John Jacks advanced to him with cordial welcome.
11
Who receives, at every door where he stops, a most cordial welcome?
12
I knew nearly every one in the settlement, and got a cordial welcome.
13
We join in the cordial welcome which this book has received.
14
He made his way there with considerable difficulty and received a cordial welcome.
15
Again I bid you a most cordial welcome to the State of Indiana.
16
He had been received with the most cordial welcome and respect.
This collocation consists of:
Cordial welcome through the time
Cordial welcome across language varieties
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