Welcoming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WELCOMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WELCOME, to greet cordially
• greet (someone arriving) in a polite or friendly way
• be glad to entertain (someone) or receive (something)
• react with pleasure or approval to (an event or development)
NOUN:
• an instance or manner of greeting someone
• a pleased or approving reaction
INTERJECTION:
• used to greet someone in a polite or friendly way
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a guest or new arrival) gladly received
• very pleasing because much needed or desired
• allowed or invited to do a specified thing
• used to indicate relief at relinquishing the control or possession of something to someone else
• very cordial

Words related to WELCOMING

welcome14 welcomed16 welcomes15 welcomingly22

Words that contain WELCOMING

unwelcoming19 welcomingly22

How to use WELCOMING in a sentence

• His welcoming smile faded as his kindly eyes took in the advancing group.
• Allow me to hope that we shall have the pleasure of welcoming you to New York.
• Accordingly, he planned that a picture should be taken of himself on horseback, with all the people gathered around welcoming him.
• Unlike his adversary, Edward continued steadily in the line which he had determined upon, while welcoming any delay that gave him opportunity to get ready.
• At last they spied him out, and, gladly welcoming him, bade him join in their dance.
• Jan would probably give a jolly, welcoming sort of bark.
• On and on and on, with the brook and the butterflies and the welcoming bird.
• Thus entrenched in a well-provisioned citadel, welcoming all the new levies it can win, and amply able to provide for them, Mormonism bids fair to make a prolonged stand.
• I can put them out of my mind with comparative ease, in the pleasure of welcoming you.
• Ioas, however, left a note for him, in his hotel, welcoming him to Israel, and inviting him to visit Haifa, and our Shrines and Gardens.
• Then clash out a welcome, Let all the bells sound, come, To give her a welcoming proud and sweet.
• But now should my guests be merry, the house is in holiday guise, Looking out through its burnished windows like a score of welcoming eyes.
• Burnside came out to greet the party, and Sally tumbled into her welcoming arms, hugging her frantically, and pulling away from her again to look about her.
• He was permitted the doubtful pleasure of a welcoming nod from Flora as she went by with the Pilgrim.
• When you first showed reserve in welcoming Knightley, I noticed that he became all at once timid, hesitating.
• As we arrived at the home residence, both bands united in a welcoming strain of martial music.
• He saw before him two young men, easy, kind, courteous, welcoming, either of whom might have been the one he sought.
• The scouting crowd apparently did not catch the name, so busy were one and all in welcoming the newcomer.
• Even his whole room or house may be penetrated by his spirit of welcoming cordiality or his emotional setting of forbidding harshness.

Similar words containing WELCOM without suffix ing

welcome14 welcomed16 welcomer15 welcomes15 unwelcome16 welcomely19 welcomers16 unwelcomed18 unwelcomely21 unwelcoming19 welcomeness18 welcomingly22 unwelcomeness20 welcomenesses20 unwelcomenesses22

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