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welcomingly

welcomingly

3.6
In a friendly way that makes people feel accepted
  • adverb
  • /ˈwɛlkəmɪŋli/
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  • The teacher welcomed the new students warmly, making them feel comfortable in the classroom.

Examples

  • The garden was warmly decorated with bright flowers, inviting visitors to enjoy a peaceful afternoon.

  • Grace smiles warmly, welcomingly, extending her upraised hand, which Dermott takes to make an upside-down V above their heads.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • One of the side gates had been left welcomingly ajar, and a lantern perched atop the stone ledge next to it shed a yellow glow on the path.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • She greeted her friends warmly, ensuring they felt accepted at the gathering.

Synonyms

kindly
vswelcomingly
179 1.0

In a gentle and caring way

places stronger emphasis on social invitation and acceptance
pleasantly
vswelcomingly
50 1.0

In a friendly and enjoyable way

is specifically aimed at making people feel accepted and comfortable
graciously
vswelcomingly
41 3.9

In a kind and polite way that shows respect

is more about warmth that helps others feel comfortable and accepted
warmly
vswelcomingly
39 1.0

In a kind, friendly, and enthusiastic way

creates calm comfort and social acceptance for people nearby
cheerfully
vswelcomingly
34 1.0

In a happy, friendly way that shows you want to help

is more about offering calm friendly acceptance than mere cheer
cordially
vswelcomingly
11 4.0

In a warm, friendly way

is more personal and makes people feel easily accepted
amiably
vswelcomingly
4 3.7

In a friendly, pleasant way

is more about making newcomers feel truly accepted and at ease
good-naturedly
vswelcomingly
4 3.5

In a kind and friendly way

focuses on creating a sense of belonging and ease for others
invitingly
vswelcomingly
1 4.1

Makes people want to come closer

creates warm friendliness that makes others feel accepted and comfortable
benevolently
vswelcomingly
1 4.6

In a kind way that tries to help other people

is more about creating immediate social ease and welcome
genially
vswelcomingly
1 3.7

In a friendly and cheerful way that makes people feel welcome

focuses more on making others feel accepted rather than cheerfulness
affably
vswelcomingly
1 4.4

In a friendly, pleasant way that shows warmth and kindness

aims more to create lasting comfort and acceptance than small talk
companionably
vswelcomingly
1 3.5

In a friendly way that shows you enjoy being with someone

focuses more on welcoming newcomers than simply sharing company
hospitably
vswelcomingly
1 2.8

To welcome guests in a friendly, generous way

creates personal ease and acceptance for people arriving
congenially
vswelcomingly
1 5.7

In a pleasant and friendly way

emphasizes making others feel personally accepted and comfortable
benignantly
vswelcomingly
9.9

Be kind and gentle to other people

is more focused on making people feel accepted and comfortable socially
accommodatingly
vswelcomingly
6.7

In a helpful way by doing what others want

is more about creating friendly comfort rather than practical help
acceptingly
vswelcomingly
4.6

In a willing way that shows you do not mind

is more active in creating personal comfort and social acceptance
sociably
vswelcomingly
3.4

In a friendly way that shows you like being with others

is more targeted at making newcomers feel accepted rather than enjoying company
convivially
vswelcomingly
6.8

In a friendly, lively, and enjoyable way

is calmer and aims to make individuals feel personally accepted

How Welcoming

warmly
39 1.0
welcomingly
3.6
politely
108 1.0
neutrally
2 3.6
coldly
30 4.0

Surface Forms

welcomingly positive

Morphology

welcomingly = welcoming (transparent) = welcome + ing + ly

The adverb is formed by adding the productive suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'welcoming', whose meaning is directly from 'welcome' + '-ing'.

Etymology

Welcomingly comes from welcome, which you can think of as well + come meaning 'to greet someone kindly when they arrive'. So, welcomingly means doing that 'in a friendly and inviting way'.