cordial

Examples of cordially

cordially
If laws were accompanied by an exposition of justificatory reasons, they would be more easily known, more readily memorable and more cordially approved.
An approaching sister-in-law may be derided sotto voce as a 'balla' (monster) or 'badda' (bad), before being greeted cordially.
I most cordially appreciate his willingness to consider and finally agree to my position so contrary to his at the beginning.
Indeed, the reader is cordially invited to play with the material.
She received me cordially and spoke frankly (though she stood up at the precise moment that a halfhour had passed, and walked out of the room leaving me in mid-sentence).
If it is proved that they are, the man in the street will cordially support them, both in advance and in retrospect.
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