cordial (Meaning)
cordial (n)
strong highly flavored sweet liquor usually drunk after a meal
cordial (s)
diffusing warmth and friendliness
politely warm and friendly
sincerely or intensely felt
Synonyms & Antonyms of cordial
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- warmhearted
- fraternal
- companionable
- hospitable
- amicable
- affectionate
- loving
- collegial
- palsy-walsy
- good-natured
- neighborly
- nice
- hearty
- merry
- buddy-buddy
- sweet
- comradely
- genial
- chummy
- hail-fellow-well-met
Antonyms:
- glacial
- wintry
- alienated
- quarrelsome
- icy
- frigid
- unsocial
- aggressive
- icy
- chilly
- alienated
- belligerent
- frosty
- contentious
- pugnacious
- contentious
- cool
- glacial
- chilly
- frigid
- pugnacious
- cool
- quarrelsome
- estranged
- aggressive
- frosty
- combative
- wintry
- belligerent
- estranged
- combative
- argumentative
- argumentative
- unsocial
cordial Sentence Examples
- As guests arrived at the party, they were greeted with a warm and cordial welcome by the hosts.
- Despite their past disagreements, they managed to maintain a cordial relationship for the sake of their children.
- The atmosphere in the office became much more cordial after the team-building retreat.
- The diplomat extended a cordial invitation to the neighboring country's leader for a summit meeting.
- Over a cup of tea, they engaged in a cordial conversation about their shared interests.
- The newly elected mayor promised to work in a cordial manner with all members of the city council.
- The cordial handshake exchanged between the two rivals signaled a potential thaw in their long-standing feud.
- Despite the tense negotiations, both parties remained cordial and professional throughout the process.
- The elderly couple always had a cordial disposition, making them beloved members of the community.
- Despite the challenges, they parted ways on cordial terms, acknowledging each other's efforts and contributions.
FAQs About the word cordial
strong highly flavored sweet liquor usually drunk after a meal, diffusing warmth and friendliness, politely warm and friendly, sincerely or intensely felt
friendly,warm, gracious, warmhearted, fraternal, companionable, hospitable, amicable, affectionate, loving
hostile, cold,hostile, antagonistic, antagonistic, cold, unfriendly, unfriendly, glacial, wintry
As guests arrived at the party, they were greeted with a warm and cordial welcome by the hosts.
Despite their past disagreements, they managed to maintain a cordial relationship for the sake of their children.
The atmosphere in the office became much more cordial after the team-building retreat.
The diplomat extended a cordial invitation to the neighboring country's leader for a summit meeting.
