Associations to the word «Hospitable»
Noun
- Invitation
- Hostess
- Entertainer
- Refreshment
- Friendly
- Welcome
- Abode
- Mansion
- Hospitality
- Hearth
- Stranger
- Adieu
- Kindness
- Guest
- Entreaty
- Roof
- Fond
- Landlord
- Politeness
- Traveller
- Gaiety
- Lodging
- Reception
- Peasantry
- Sampson
- Dinner
- Greeting
- Frazer
- Shelter
- Bungalow
- Rattle
- Chimney
- Disposition
- Neighbour
- Gratification
- Climate
- Gentleman
- Burroughs
- Visitor
- Intent
- Supper
- Inn
Adjective
- Courteous
- Generous
- Genial
- Industrious
- Cordial
- Welcome
- Hearty
- Entertained
- Kindly
- Hearted
- Cheerful
- Amiable
- Polite
- Humane
- Microbial
- Invitation
- Homely
- Agreeable
- Pleasant
- Friendly
- Festive
- Inviting
- Delightful
- Harmonious
- Prudent
- Charming
- Affectionate
- Kind
- Honest
- Charitable
- Quaint
- Fertile
- Ruthless
- Merry
- Spacious
- Venerable
- Charmed
- Mercenary
- Conceivable
- Warm
- Weary
- Contented
- Dignified
- Comfortable
- Peaceful
- Witty
- Less
- Prosperous
Wiktionary
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Cordial and generous towards guests
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Receptive and open-minded
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Favorable
Dictionary definition
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Favorable to life and growth; "soil sufficiently hospitable for forest growth"; "a hospitable environment".
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Disposed to treat guests and strangers with cordiality and generosity; "a good-natured and hospitable man"; "a hospitable act"; "hospitable invitations".
HOSPITABLE, adjective. Having an open mind; "hospitable to new ideas"; "open to suggestions".
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