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View definitions for hospitable

hospitable

adjective as in cordial

adjective as in pleasant and favorable for living in

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They also increase inflammation, which makes the body more hospitable to cancer.

Since he won the election Nov. 5, the habitat for hangers-on has been Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s waterfront Palm Beach playground in Florida, a state famously hospitable to swamps.

Iranians are the most hospitable people you will ever meet and we take so much pride in how we welcome guests – strangers or loved ones — into our homes.

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Yet scientists hypothesized that although Venus is likely uninhabitable today, it may have been hospitable in its ancient history.

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Other recent work by Dr. Lyden and colleagues has shown that cancer cells can secrete EV-packaged proteins and fatty acids that make the liver more hospitable for metastatic tumor development.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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