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- noun The quality of being
hospitable .
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Examples
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He urged the hoteliers and all others associated with tourism trade to strive for extending warm hospitability befitting international standards, adding the valley is famous for cordial hospitality.
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Hijda hospitability is more endearing among hijdas than main stream intact gender.
Lal Dupatta Malmal Ka-The Cages Re-Visited « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2008
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The conventional and magnificent architecture, the nonexistence of vehicles, the hospitability of the residents, orised vehicle and only donkeys can serve as a means to transportation.
The Allure of Hydra 2008
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Hijda hospitability is more endearing among hijdas than main stream intact gender.
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I put up with five of them one summer (yes, Jennifer, I know, I should have my head examined) and - when they were planning a visit next summer - told them firmly not to count on my continued hospitability, because they abused it.
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We say the hospitability of Earth is the illusion.
Brothers and Sisters of the Conflagration... Hal Duncan 2005
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But having seen the hospitability of the Thai people they want to come back.
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I first want to start by thanking our Swedish hosts, particularly the king and the prime minister for the generous hospitability shown to me and my wife and our delegation.
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Just as a corporation cannot initiate or continue an operation which is destined to be unprofitable, so no country with power over its own affairs can be expected to offer its hospitability to a firm which offers no hope of making a long-range contribution to national interests.
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But we know God in Christ: we are certain of many things that cannot be included in a life where His heart has its way; the city of our hope has walls; but it has also gates on all sides and several gates on every side, and we are certain of its hospitability to all that accords with the mind of Christ.
Some Christian Convictions A Practical Restatement in Terms of Present-Day Thinking Henry Sloane Coffin 1915
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