hospitably

From hospitable + -ly.

hospitably (comparative more hospitably, superlative most hospitably)

1. in a hospitable manner.
   • 1923, Ernest Bramah, The Eyes of Max Carrados:

     No other pedestrian was in sight; the door stood hospitably open and Mr Slater walked in.

   • 1925, J. Allan Dunn, The Three Traders:

     Harrison was pretty well ginned-up when his guests arrived and he had proffered drinks freely and hospitably ever since.

   • 1927, Dorothy Sayers, Unnatural Death‎^[1]:

     On their arrival at Mr. Towkington’s chambers the oak was found to be hospitably unsported

• unhospitably
• inhospitably