Welcome ( verb , adjective )

(As a verb)

Welcome ( verb )

1. To greet (someone) warmly or hospitably.
2. To accept or receive (something offered) with pleasure.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english wilcuma; akin to old high german wilchomo guest, old english weall wall.

Examples:

1. We welcome you to our home.
2. She was welcomed with open arms.
3. The guests were welcomed with a smile.
4. The new idea was welcomed with enthusiasm.
5. The visitors were welcomed with a round of applause.

(As an adjective)

Welcome ( adjective )

1. To greet (someone) warmly or hospitably.
2. To accept or receive (something offered) with pleasure.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english wilcuma; akin to old high german wilchomo guest, old english weall wall.

Examples:

1. We welcome you to our home.
2. She was welcomed with open arms.
3. The guests were welcomed with a smile.
4. The new idea was welcomed with enthusiasm.
5. The visitors were welcomed with a round of applause.