Cordiality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORDIALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• sincere affection and kindness
• Relation to the heart.
• Sincere affection and kindness; warmth of regard; heartiness.
• a cordial disposition
• the quality or nature of being cordial, warm and friendly (often with formality in mind).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sincere affection and kindness; cordial regard

Words related to CORDIALITY

cordialities15

How to use CORDIALITY in a sentence

• She bestowed honors and benefits with frankness and cordiality.
• Agony flushed with pleasure at the cordiality of the tone, and the use of her nickname.
• He received Norgate, however, with marked and hearty cordiality, and took his arm as he led him to the little table which he had reserved in a corner of the dining-room.
• Philip received both of these envoys with a show of great cordiality and affection.
• Diana, during this time, treated both Arthur and Louise with marked cordiality.
• The great man glanced at his credentials and, with an appearance of cordiality, promised to let him know in case a vacancy occurred in the office.
• We were welcomed with great cordiality, and immediately ushered into the room of state, an elegant apartment, overlooking the gardens below the city wall.
• And when he was shown into the parlor, he greeted Miss March with much cordiality, but no surprise.
• Rich and poor, alike, were met by him with the utmost cordiality.
• Eustace boys, and to these Joel was introduced and was welcomed by them with much cordiality and examined with some curiosity.
• Whilst strolling and conversing with cordiality the two princes kept advancing towards Paris.
• Gladys advanced straight to Emily Meeks and greeted her first of all, with a friendly cordiality that put her at her ease at once.
• The Earl received him with the most friendly cordiality, and inquired into the state of his courtship.
• The marquis greeted him, but without marked cordiality.
• I met him however with cordiality, and congratulated him on his looks.
• In the sugar-growing districts of Louisiana the colored and white people live upon terms of friendship and cordiality.
• I should have liked cordiality between them, but I did not expect it.
• And though it roused in him a fury of jealousy his response only seemed to gain in cordiality.
• These gentlemen expressed the liveliest cordiality in their welcome, and Mr.
• Howland with the cordiality that he displayed toward anybody or anything connected in the most remote degree with his wife.
• Lady Hermione received her visitors with a shy cordiality which won their prompt approval.
• The traveller, however, found an entire change in the feelings of kindness and cordiality towards himself, which had been so remarkably displayed in the previous journey.
• They welcomed the travellers to Boossa, with every appearance of cordiality.
• There he was well received by the Farnese Pope, and with much cordiality by Cardinal Bembo.
• All treated him with the utmost cordiality and faith wherever they met him.
• He smiled kindly, held out his hand, and spoke as he was wont in the days of cordiality and confidence.
• The latter leaned forward, and, with a cordiality which struck the young spectator as delightful, bowed.
• He was pained to see that Clementina barely extended the tips of her fingers to Chiffield, while to Maltboy she gave her whole palm with great cordiality.
• Wayland greeted her with her old-time cordiality, and gave herself heartily to the task of rallying the frail girl into health.
• Jaffrey advanced briskly, and gave me his hand with unlooked-for cordiality.
• Katharine accepted the suggestion with such cordiality that it was strange to find her of no clear mind as to the precise spectacle she wished to see.
• The cordiality of his reception both pleased and embarrassed him.
• Miss Willard met him more than half-way, with generous cordiality, and they became good friends.
• And it especially seemed to him that Fagerolles was chilly, in spite of his exaggerated cordiality of manner.
• Not since they first began to grow apart, had there been between them so great an appearance of sisterly love and cordiality.

Similar words containing RDIAL without suffix ity and without prefix co

cordial10 cordials11 exordial16 cardialgy16 cordially15 uncordial12 cardialgia14 cardialgic16 concordial15 cordialise13 cordialize22 epicardial15 myocardial18 precordial15 primordial15 cardialgias15 cardialgies15 cordialised15 cordialises14 cordialized24 cordializes23 cordialness14 endocardial15 pericardial16 praecordial16 primordials16 cordialising16 cordialities15 cordializing25 intracardial15 primordially20 interdialect15 cordialnesses16 primordialism20 primordiality21 interdialectal17 intracardially20 primordialisms21 primordialities20

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.