hospitably

The hostess hospitably entertained her guests.

Greek Mythology A poor elderly man who, with his wife Baucis, treated the disguised Zeus so hospitably that as a reward their humble cottage was transformed into a magnificent temple.

The hotel staff greeted us hospitably upon our arrival.

She always welcomes guests hospitably into her home.

The hospitably decorated room made the guests feel comfortable.

The locals are known for their hospitably towards tourists.

He treated his new neighbors hospitably with a plate of freshly baked cookies.

The hospitably served tea helped break the ice during the meeting.

The hospitably hosted event was a great success.

The hospitably prepared meal was a delightful experience for the guests.

They were welcomed hospitably by the local community.

The hospitably offered assistance was greatly appreciated.

The front door usually stood hospitably open.

The author hospitably received by a great lord.

" Not slowly enough to suit us, " Wade answered hospitably.

I soon fell into some acquaintance, and was very hospitably received.

The door was hospitably open, and the sound of voices floated out on the warm air.

The door latch clicked spasmodically -- now hospitably, now doubt- fully, as though in anxiety whether it might be admitting friends or duns.

She made way for him, hospitably, in a corner of the sofa to which she had sunk; and he echoed her vaguely: " You were impressed, then" ?

The little windows yawned in the quiet, and the bright blue door stood hospitably open, disclosing in the shadow the gleam of a brass warming pan on the wall.

A red blotch on one of her cheeks seemed to show that it had recently been pressed against a pillow, and her half-awakened eyes stared at him hospitably but confusedly.

All this was for a reason I shall later discuss, but the point is of importance as showing that the lamasery was no longer hospitably indifferent; it had already both a need and a desire for new arrivals.