Pronunciation: /kɔːrʒiˈæləti/
noun the quality of being friendly, warm, and polite
A1 She greeted her new neighbors with cordiality.
A2 The cordiality between the two countries improved diplomatic relations.
B1 The cordiality of the staff made the hotel feel welcoming.
B2 The cordiality of their conversation put everyone at ease.
C1 The cordiality displayed by the host was impeccable, making all the guests feel comfortable.
C2 The cordiality of their interactions reflected their genuine respect and warmth towards each other.
formal The cordiality of their conversation was evident to all those present.
informal Despite their differences, there was a sense of cordiality between them.
slang They had a real chill vibe going on, full of cordiality.
figurative The cordiality between the two countries was like a warm embrace after years of conflict.
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