What does cordially invite mean?
are happily encouraged to attend
In fact, formal party invitations sometimes use the phrase “you are cordially invited,” which means you are happily encouraged to attend. Definitions of cordially. adverb. in a hearty manner. synonyms: heartily, warmly.
What’s Meaning of Cordially?
warm and friendly
: warm and friendly a cordial host. Other Words from cordial. cordially adverb You are cordially invited.
What can I say instead of cordially invited?
cordially
- affably,
- amiably,
- cheerfully,
- cheerily,
- congenially,
- friendlily,
- genially,
- good-heartedly,
What does cordially required mean?
in a courteous and friendly way; graciously: You are cordially invited to take part in the festivities. deeply and sincerely: I was cordially ashamed of how we had acted.
How do you use cordially in a sentence?
in a hearty manner.
- He greeted her most cordially.
- You are cordially invited to attend the annual parish meeting.
- They cordially detest each other.
- On a personal level, they came to be cordially disliked.
- You are cordially invited to our wedding on May 9.
- They hailed us cordially.
What can I say instead of please join us?
Here’s a list of synonyms for join up….What is another word for join us?
| enlist | join |
|---|---|
| pair with | come into |
| tie up with | be in |
| side with | take up with |
| associate with | band together with |
Is cordially too formal?
Pros and cons: Strictly based on the definition, “cordially” would appear to possess personal undertones. And yet, it can also come off as stiff and formal, making it ideal for business correspondence and not much else.
Can we use cordially?
I must admit that he received us very cordially and gave us his views on that matter. I cordially request you to announce this today. I cordially invite them to come round our table and to say why our report is dangerous. I cordially ask you to do this for humanitarian reasons!