cordiality (Meaning)

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cordiality (n)

a cordial disposition

The cordiality between the two families was evident as they shared stories and laughter over dinner.
Despite their differing viewpoints, there was a sense of cordiality in the way they discussed the issues at hand.
The hostess greeted her guests with warmth and cordiality, making everyone feel welcome in her home.
In diplomatic circles, cordiality is often valued as a means to foster constructive dialogue and cooperation between nations.
The workplace culture promoted cordiality among colleagues, emphasizing mutual respect and collaboration.
Even in the face of adversity, they maintained a sense of cordiality, refusing to let conflicts overshadow their relationships.
The cordiality of the small town was evident in the way neighbors looked out for one another and offered help when needed.
The teacher's classroom was characterized by a spirit of cordiality, where students felt comfortable expressing their thoughts and asking questions.
Despite their busy schedules, they made time for each other, meeting for coffee and enjoying the cordiality of their friendship.
The success of the negotiation relied on the cordiality established between the two negotiating parties, allowing for compromises to be reached amicably.

a cordial disposition

generosity,friendship, good-fellowship, friendliness, neighborliness, amity, camaraderie, kindness, comradeship, community

ill will, ill will, enmity, hatred, animosity, animosity, antagonism, intolerance, antagonism, malice

The cordiality between the two families was evident as they shared stories and laughter over dinner.

Despite their differing viewpoints, there was a sense of cordiality in the way they discussed the issues at hand.

The hostess greeted her guests with warmth and cordiality, making everyone feel welcome in her home.

In diplomatic circles, cordiality is often valued as a means to foster constructive dialogue and cooperation between nations.