hospitable in Latin
hospitable in Latin is hospitālis — hospitable means warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
hospitable in Latin
hospitālis
cordial and generous towards guests
What does "hospitable" mean?
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adjective Warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
"The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner."
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adjective Favorable to growth or survival.
"The valley's mild climate is hospitable to a huge range of plant life."
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hospitable in a sentence
- The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner.
- It's one of the most hospitable places I've ever travelled through.
- The valley's mild climate is hospitable to a huge range of plant life.
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What is "hospitable" in Latin?
"hospitable" in Latin is hospitālis. hospitable means: Warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
How do you use "hospitable" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner." In Latin, "hospitable" is hospitālis.
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