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Meanings of doubly welcome in English
We have no meanings for "doubly welcome" in our records yet.
Usage of doubly welcome in English
1
You, who are always welcome here among us, Are doubly welcome now.
2
Every compatriot of Lady Blakeney's is doubly welcome for her sake .
3
Apparently the dull hours among the cutting tables make a visitor doubly welcome.
4
Any friend of yours, Mr. De Royster, is doubly welcome here.
5
I might add that we are all very hungry, so we doubly welcome you.
6
But knowing the intimate relations existing between these two, Tom was made doubly welcome.
7
Those who came before the Incorporation-thatwas in '37, wasn't it?-shallbe doubly welcome.
8
Thus night would be doubly welcome and he prayed for it again and with renewed fervor.
9
However, the supply I brought was doubly welcome.
10
Good mine uncle, welcome at all times, thou art doubly welcome in such company as this.
11
Their success against brother Patlanders seemed doubly welcome.
12
The field was open to all, he said, but any friend of Peveril's would be doubly welcome.
13
A Hoa's of course, were doubly welcome.
14
Monsieur Bellièvre, you are doubly welcome, for your own sake and for what you bring with you!
15
Therefore the announcement was doubly welcome.
16
A little late, but doubly welcome.
This collocation consists of:
Doubly welcome through the time
Doubly welcome across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common