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Meanings of more welcoming in English

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Usage of more welcoming in English
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Quaid's house, though scarcely palatial, was more welcoming than the surrounding wasteland.
Complete Books of Blood
2
Compared to Cape Town, residents are much more welcoming, according to Barnard.
BBC
3
It is a beautiful church, elegant and understated, more welcoming than austere.
The Irish Times
4
They went up a gangplank, toward the food stalls, and more welcoming aromas.
Neverwhere
5
The attics at St. Arles Castle were cleaner and more welcoming.
The devil she knows
6
Predominantly, however, the signs were more welcoming of the race overall than nakedly partisan.
The Guardian
7
In a guest room, less is more ; more space, more comfortable, and more welcoming.
The South African
8
Hungry to revive growth, other officials have been much more welcoming of the Chinese.
Reuters
9
Leesil approached the table, and her expression grew more welcoming.
Thief of lives
10
Professor Larkin's office was no more welcoming than the lodge.
The Lost Sisterhood
11
The glowing towers had never seemed more beautiful, more welcoming.
Crown of Midnight
12
Chelsea had been no more welcoming than Mr. Buckingham Smith.
The Roll-Call
13
But Bill couldn't have been kinder or more welcoming -and it did overrun.
A journey: my political life
14
Newer ones, like this, had a somewhat more welcoming appearance.
Seveneves
15
You'll be hard-pressed to find a more welcoming, buzz-inducing vibe.
The South African
16
The front seats could be broader and more welcoming, and the sat-nav is rubbish.
The Irish Times
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