cordial
mesra
definition
noun
More likely, it had particular currency for a British public that had been besieged for years with outrageous claims for cure-all tonics, pills, oils, and cordials in the ubiquitous advertisements for patent medicines.
a comforting or pleasant-tasting medicine.
adjective
the atmosphere was cordial and relaxed
warm and friendly.
example
What I REALLY did was take three Nurofen and swig a mouthful of 'cordial' .
I am sure the delegates and the athletes will enjoy a friendly and 'cordial' welcome from the people of Athy.
The victorious Europeans weren't 'cordial' friends.
‘The meeting was held in a 'cordial' atmosphere befitting the warm relations that exist between the two countries,’ he said.
I did so hope Dallas would give the Kennedys a warm and very 'cordial' welcome.
I've always had a very 'cordial' and warm personal relationship with the President of the United States.
We wish them a hearty and 'cordial' welcome and long and peaceful lives in our parish community.
Not necessary that each individual has a written invitation, if you have been forgotten take a stroll to the meeting and you will be given a 'cordial' welcome.
Both parents and teachers must try to create a friendly and 'cordial' atmosphere for the children.
Could I first of all say a very warm and 'cordial' welcome to you, Mr Justham, and indeed to your colleagues.
There was no awkward moments at the office, and we maintained a 'cordial' professional relationship and a warm friendship.
Current squeezes are, however, allowed to be upset if what's going on is not a 'cordial' friendship, but a leftover entanglement of feelings and manipulations.
The ministers claimed that the meeting was held in a very 'cordial' manner and friendly manner.
We are also aware of the importance to embrace the efforts of other civic organisations and we welcome the 'cordial' respect and co-operation we have for each other.
Yesterday's historic gathering at which political parties met in a warm and 'cordial' environment is commendable and a breakthrough.
Top fields, friendly bookmakers and 'cordial' entertainment will make it the place to be this Saturday.
As a matter of fact, it was a very 'cordial' , very warm meeting.
The hospital superintendent and staff try to extend a 'cordial' welcome, but the Minister has no time for such trivialities.
A dog idly barked, adding to the majestic orchestra that played its beautiful music to the silent audience of nature, lulling everyone into a warm, 'cordial' state of being.
He was a warm, 'cordial' man, who immediately treated me like a long lost friend.
Strained once again and finished up with a dose of vodka, my 'cordial' was looking nice and smelling lovely.
He put the brakes on her chair and slipped up the ramp quickly, chatting with the man behind the counter in a friendly and 'cordial' manner.
The tasting includes more than 60 wines, 12 beers and a selection of 'cordials' .
This message is just to invite any of the public who wish to attend the lecture/seminar and to 'cordially' invite all members of Rathkeeland House for the talk.
Marie Brizard is a public company quoted on the French Stock Exchange and is world renowned for its tradition of quality wines, liquors, cognac, cocktails and 'cordials' .
When the interview is over, we part ways 'cordially' .
In our piece on 'cordials' , we mistakenly referred to Campari as a French concoction, when any first-year bartender knows that the bright red bitters comes from Milan, Italy.
Cognac and 'cordials' are the preferred spirits, and Thursday night the big night out.
Many patients who consulted Jung have testified to the 'cordiality' , warmth, and courtesy with which they were received.
They are also used as ingredients in sweet dishes, an extensive and important role shared with liqueurs, 'cordials' , and eaux-de-vie.
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