cordially

[ kawr-juh-lee or, especially British, -dee-uh-lee ]

/ ˈkɔr dʒə li or, especially British, -di ə li /

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adverb

in a courteous and friendly way; graciously: You are cordially invited to take part in the festivities.

deeply and sincerely: I was cordially ashamed of how we had acted.

Origin of cordially

cordial + -ly

OTHER WORDS FROM cordially

qua·si-cor·dial·ly, adverbsu·per·cor·dial·ly, adverbun·cor·dial·ly, adverb

Words nearby cordially

cordelle, cord foot, cordgrass, cordial, cordiality, cordially, cordierite, cordiform, cordiform pelvis, cordiform uterus, cordillera

Example sentences from the Web for cordially

Abramoff clearly has come to cordially despise his old associate Ralph Reed—and repeats story after story intended to damage him.
David’s Book Club: ‘Capitol Punishment’|David Frum|March 23, 2012|DAILY BEAST
Was she mistaken that they were full of a wordless apology, she wondered, even as she greeted the two cordially.
The Trail of Conflict|Emilie Baker Loring
I highly appreciate, and cordially reciprocate those warm and concurrent expressions of confidence and affection.
The Story of My Life|Egerton Ryerson
"With pleasure," said Cashel, cordially, and entered the cottage.
Roland Cashel|Charles James Lever

In the following remarks, also, I most cordially agree with him.
Diary in America, Series Two|Frederick Marryat (AKA Captain Marryat)
Mr. Mason was gratified to meet Roger Carrington again in the relationship to which he had once so cordially welcomed him.
A Little Girl in Old Washington|Amanda M. Douglas