cordial in Italian
cordial in Italian is cordiale — cordial means warm and friendly, though often in a polite or formal way.
cordial in Italian
cordiale
cordiale
A liqueur prepared using the infusion process.
What does "cordial" mean?
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adj Warm and friendly, though often in a polite or formal way.
"The two rivals exchanged a cordial handshake."
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noun A sweet, concentrated fruit drink diluted with water before drinking (chiefly British).
"She poured the kids a glass of blackcurrant cordial."
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noun A flavoured liqueur, often sweet.
"He kept a bottle of cherry cordial for after dinner."
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cordial in a sentence
- The two rivals exchanged a cordial handshake.
- Relations between the neighbours remained cordial despite the dispute.
- She poured the kids a glass of blackcurrant cordial.
- He kept a bottle of cherry cordial for after dinner.
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What is "cordial" in Italian?
"cordial" in Italian is cordiale. cordial means: Warm and friendly, though often in a polite or formal way.
How do you use "cordial" in a sentence?
Example: "The two rivals exchanged a cordial handshake." In Italian, "cordial" is cordiale.
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