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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
What is "Cordial enough"?
Hi, I see that "cordial enough" has other meaning than only "Cordial" right?
"Obama’s relationship with the leader was cordial enough, but it was hardly warm or close."
"Obama’s relationship with the leader was cordial enough, but it was hardly warm or close."
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Cordial means polite and sincere. It isn't friendly nor is it hostile. Therefore their relationship was business like.
- Cordial means polite and sincere.
- It isn't friendly nor is it hostile.
- Therefore their relationship was business like.
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Cordial means polite and sincere. It isn't friendly nor is it hostile. Therefore their relationship was business like.
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