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Meanings of very welcoming in English

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Usage of very welcoming in English
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When I arrived in Budapest, at first the government was very welcoming.
The Guardian
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They were very warm, very welcoming and are really good at their jobs.
Ebony
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Prometheus ignored him, The people we've met here are very welcoming and open.
Book Two: Descent
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They were... very effusive and very welcoming and they trusted people.
Reuters
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We only moved here about a year ago, and people haven't been very welcoming.
Hush: a novel
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So far everyone else he'd met hadn't been very welcoming.
Hollow World
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And, suddenly, darkened misery seemed a very welcoming place indeed.
A nameless witch
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Clarke said the fans at Hazeltine have been very welcoming.
Reuters
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They are very welcoming of strangers at Moulins, he writes.
The Irish Times
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She said "people have been very welcoming at the doors everywhere".
The Irish Times
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It's almost an anti-technology typeface: very casual, very welcoming.
The Guardian
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It's a very welcoming country with lots of opportunities.
Radio NZ
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He's also very welcoming of media and the press and doesn't shy away from huge issues.
The South African
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The image of Ireland abroad is very welcoming.
Independent.ie
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The children weren't very welcoming lately, especially since Lanoga mated that boy with the feeble arm.
The Land of Painted Caves
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And then, too, he is so very welcoming.
Balloons
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