welcomes (Meaning)
welcomes
willingly permitted to do, have, or enjoy something, a greeting or reception usually upon arrival, the state of being welcome, to greet hospitably and with courtesy or cordiality, received gladly into one's presence or companionship, to greet in a warm and friendly manner, to receive or accept with pleasure, received gladly, a friendly greeting or reception, willingly permitted or admitted, to accept with pleasure the occurrence or presence of, giving pleasure
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welcomes Sentence Examples
- The principal welcomed the new students warmly to the school.
- The town welcomes tourists with open arms, eager to showcase its cultural heritage.
- The CEO welcomed the team's innovative ideas and encouraged them to pursue them.
- The country welcomes refugees seeking a safe haven from persecution.
- The doctor welcomed the patient into the examination room with a reassuring smile.
- The organization welcomes volunteers who are passionate about its mission.
- The store welcomes customers with a cheerful greeting and helpful staff.
- The family welcomed the newborn baby with love and joy.
- The community welcomes diversity and celebrates the unique cultures of its residents.
- The university welcomes scholars from around the globe to engage in cutting-edge research.
FAQs About the word welcomes
willingly permitted to do, have, or enjoy something, a greeting or reception usually upon arrival, the state of being welcome, to greet hospitably and with cour
greets,embraces, hails, drinks (in), likes,enjoys, eats (up), adopts, selects, picks
spurns, rejects, declines,refuses, balks (at), turns down, objects (to),passes up, demurs (to),throws over
The principal welcomed the new students warmly to the school.
The town welcomes tourists with open arms, eager to showcase its cultural heritage.
The CEO welcomed the team's innovative ideas and encouraged them to pursue them.
The country welcomes refugees seeking a safe haven from persecution.
