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cordially

[kawr-juh-lee, -dee-uh-lee] / ˈkɔr dʒə li, -di ə li /
ADVERB
genially
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I don’t honestly care if people politely doff their hats at each other or shake hands cordially or if politicians call their adversaries on the other side of the aisle “my distinguished colleague.”

From Los Angeles Times

Wheeler, who has been meeting privately with some lawmakers, gave remarks and cordially fielded questions from the Senate Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources Committee for about an hour.

From Seattle Times

Back to the story of Conan Doyle’s signature — the one below the words “yours cordially.”

From New York Times

These reunions generally start off cordially; but at a certain point, after the niceties have passed, a family may find themselves regressing to versions of themselves they'd prefer to forget.

From Salon

George Palikaras, the chief executive of Meta Materials, appeared to get in on the fun, tweeting on Thursday: "On behalf of @Metamaterialtec I would like to cordially welcome @Facebook to the #metaverse."

From Reuters