Cordially

/ˈkɔːr.dʒə.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a warm and friendly manner.

She was cordially invited to the gala by the host.

In a manner that expresses goodwill or politeness.

The letter stated that we are cordially requesting your attendance.

In a sincere or heartfelt way.

He cordially thanked his colleagues for their support during the project.

From Latin 'cordialis', meaning 'of or pertaining to the heart'.

cordially invited

formally invited with a friendly tone.

cordially yours

a polite closing in correspondence.

cordial

warm and friendly.

cordiality

the quality of being cordial.

To be nice or friendly.

He acted cordially, even though he didn't really mean it.

To be polite but possibly disingenuous.

She smiled cordially at the awkward conversation.