hospitality
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2.2
- noun
- /ˌhɑːspɪˈtæləti/
:
hospitalidad
- The hotel is known for its warm and inviting hospitality towards guests.
- extend hospitality
- offer hospitality
- provide hospitality
I love hotels, I love the hospitality, I love the details.
- I love hotels, I love the hospitality, I love the details.
- Our theme here is hospitality and welcoming the stranger.
- It's a place where I guess with hospitality goes this concept of warmth.
- And I think that Highland hospitality is, is quite well renowned throughout the world.
- I'd like to thank David and Pia for their warm hospitality.
- Well, that is because of my wonderful wife who has the gift of hospitality.
- And if that's not hospitality, that's not hospitality.
- And he says, you know, I think hospitality is a very great thing.
- It's American hospitality for the Korean actor, I think.
- Like you said, hospitality, hotels, food, weather, crime.
- So I say, when in doubt, practice hospitality, but then give that.
- Part of my culture is to hospitality is a big thing in the Asian community.
Examples
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Our theme here is hospitality and welcoming the stranger.
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Thank you for your hospitality, gentlemen.
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However, in exchange for their hospitality, the Lord made a strange request.
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And God, Colonel Man, who knows what kind of Southern hospitality you get there?
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"We thank you for your hospitality," he said, "but now we must go."
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I do appreciate the hospitality.
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Well, thank you, Ellen, for the question and for the hospitality extended here.
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It's the least I can do to honor your generous hospitality.
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And thank you for your neighborly hospitality.
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Mr. Chang, I think I speak for all of us, when I say your hospitality is quite remarkable and we're very grateful.
Synonyms
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1.0
Friendly and generous actions that help or comfort other people
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1.0
A friendly greeting or being gladly received by others
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3.4
The way people react to a person, idea or action
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1.0
A friendly greeting that makes someone feel pleased and at ease
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1.0
A kind and pleasant way of treating other people
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4.1
Being kind, polite, and generous to other people
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6.0
Being friendly and welcoming to guests and strangers
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3.2
Being friendly, generous, and caring to other people
A warm, friendly welcome that makes guests feel wanted
A warm friendly welcome that guests receive when they arrive
Antonyms
Compounds
How Welcoming
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hospitality comes from the old Latin word hospes, which meant 'host' or 'guest' and is the same root as English host and hospital. So, hospitality is the warm welcome and care a host gives to make guests feel at home.