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".
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.