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hospitality

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun hospitality has 1 sense
  1. cordial reception, hospitality - kindness in welcoming guests or strangers
    --1 is a kind of welcome
    Antonyms: inhospitality

Definitions from the Web

Hospitality

Definition:

The term "hospitality" refers to the act or practice of being friendly, welcoming, and generous towards guests or strangers. It involves providing a warm reception, accommodation, and entertainment to ensure the comfort and satisfaction of visitors.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: hospitality
  • Adjective: hospitable
  • Adverb: hospitably

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

A warm and friendly reception or treatment of guests.

Example Sentences:
  1. The hotel staff provided exceptional hospitality, making the guests feel right at home.
  2. She extended her hospitality by inviting the new neighbors for dinner.

Sense 2:

The industry or practice of providing lodging, food, and other services for travelers.

Example Sentences:
  1. The hospitality sector has experienced significant growth over the past decade.
  2. He decided to pursue a career in hospitality management to work in luxury hotels.

Sense 3:

A friendly and generous attitude towards newcomers or visitors.

Example Sentences:
  1. His genuine hospitality towards everyone he met made him popular in the community.
  2. The small town is well-known for its warm hospitality towards tourists.

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