welcomes
word · lemma: welcome
Definition
‘Welcomes’ is the third person singular present form of ‘welcome’, meaning to greet someone in a friendly way or to make someone feel accepted. It can also mean to accept something gladly.
Usage & Nuances
Formal, neutral, or informal depending on tone. Common in written notices, speeches (“the company welcomes new employees”), and greetings. Can refer to people or new situations/opportunities. Do not confuse with 'welcome' as a noun or adjective (“You’re welcome”).
Example Sentences
He always welcomes guests with a big smile.
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The restaurant welcomes families and has a special kids’ menu.
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Spring welcomes us with warm weather and flowers everywhere.
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She genuinely welcomes any chance to help others.
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The teacher welcomes each student at the door.
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Our company welcomes new ideas from employees.
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