Synonyms for welcoming
wel·com·ing

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1. welcomingadjective

   very cordial

   "a welcoming smile"

   Antonyms:
   inhospitable

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1. List of paraphrases for "welcoming":

   commending, welcome, welcomes, welcomed, applauding, hailing, appreciating, hosting, hospitable, acknowledging, lauding, praising

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1. Patricia Miller:

   I happened to be the welcoming committee of one, barbara answered the door draped in wallpaper — because it was Barbara Bradley Baekgaard new home and she likes to wallpaper new homes — and I said,' Welcome.' And that was it.

2. Chief Executive Jeffrey Smith:

   Yahoo has been great, the board members have been terrific and welcoming, the management team has been terrific and welcoming. This is no different from almost all of the companies that we get involved with.

3. Sarah Morehead:

   Many people feel isolated or rejected when they begin to ask questions, if churches suddenly started welcoming doubters to their potlucks, the hot line project wouldn't be necessary.

4. Rahm Emanuel:

   Chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate, chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated. And Chicago will never relinquish our status as a welcoming city.

5. Eric Trump:

   We've done a really good job welcoming everyone, all sorts of diversity, but the only place where there's a lack of diversity is a lack of diversity in thought -- and that's something we have to change, you have to be able to argue both sides of the coin ... That's something I learned a lot from my father. He'd sort of make you argue the opposite side, even if you didn't necessarily believe it, just so you could put yourself in those shoes, this notion that that doesn't exist anymore is very scary, cause what do those people in the real world when they for the first time face real adversity? What do they do if they're not able to do that? If they're not able to take some criticism, if they grew up in that participation medal, you know, era that so many of our kids do.