cordially
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ˈkɔr
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lly
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British pronunciation
/kˈɔːdɪəli/

Definition & Meaning of "cordially"in English

cordially
01

in a genuinely warm, kind, and friendly manner

cordially definition and meaning
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He smiled cordially as he welcomed the guests.
The two leaders shook hands cordially after the meeting.
1.1

in a respectful and polite manner to close a formal letter

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Thank you for your time and assistance. Cordially, Dr. Elaine Moore.
I hope this matter is resolved soon. Cordially, Thomas Greene.
1.2

in a polite and formal way, especially in invitations, announcements, or requests

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You are cordially invited to the grand opening of the gallery.
Guests are cordially reminded to bring their ID badges.
02

in a deeply felt or emphatic way, especially to express dislike or hatred

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He cordially despises arrogance in any form.
She cordially loathed the idea of working with him.
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