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uncordial

/kawr-juhl or, especially British, -dee-uhl/US // ˈkɔr dʒəl or, especially British, -di əl //UK // (ˈkɔːdɪəl) //

不信奉宗教,不信奉基督教,不信教的人,不信奉上帝

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : courteous and gracious; friendly; warm: a cordial reception.
    • : invigorating the heart; stimulating.
    • : sincere; heartfelt: a cordial dislike.
    • : Archaic. of or relating to the heart.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a strong, sweetened, aromatic alcoholic liquor; liqueur
    • : a stimulating medicine.
    • : anything that invigorates or exhilarates.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inunfeeling
Synonyms
anesthetized麻醉了,麻醉的,麻醉,麻醉后apathetic麻木不仁,漠不关心,冷漠的,冷漠asleep睡觉,睡眠,睡着了,睡觉的时候benumbed麻木不仁,麻木不仁的,麻木不仁了,麻木不仁的人brutal残酷的,粗暴的,野蛮的,残忍的callous冷酷无情,冷酷无情的人,冷酷无情的,冷漠cantankerous气喘吁吁,气喘吁吁的,脾气暴躁的人,脾气暴躁的churlish厚颜无耻,无聊,无礼,无礼的cold冷,寒冷,冷的,寒冷的cold fish冷水鱼,凉拌鱼,冷门鱼,凉鱼cold-blooded冷血,冷血无情,冷血的,冷血动物cold-hearted冷酷无情,冷酷无情的人,冷酷无情的,冷酷的人crotchety萝卜头,萝卜青菜各有所爱,萝卜丝cruel残酷的,残酷,残酷的是,很残酷deadened死气沉沉,死了,死气沉沉的,死亡exacting严格的,严格,严谨,严谨的feelingless无感,无感觉,没有感觉,没感觉hard艰苦,艰难的,艰难,艰苦的hardened硬化,硬化的,坚硬的,坚硬heartless无情,没心没肺,无情的,无情无义icy冰冷的,冰凉的,冰冷,冰冻的inanimate无生命的,无生命,无生命体,没有生命的inhuman非人,惨无人道,非人道,非人类insensate无感的,无感,无知觉,无知觉的insensible无知者无畏,无知无觉,无知的人,无知觉insensitive不敏感的,不敏感,不敏锐,麻木不仁iron-hearted铁石心肠,铁石心肠的人,铁心肠,铁心肠的人merciless无情的,无情,残酷无情,残酷无情的obdurate顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,顽强的pitiless无情的,无情,残酷无情,苛刻的ruthless残酷无情,残酷无情的,残酷的,严酷的sensationless无感觉,无感,没有感觉,无感觉的senseless毫无意义,毫无感觉,毫无意义的,无意义severe严重,严厉,严峻,严峻的stony多石的,多石,石质,多石症surly糜烂的,糜烂,奇怪的是,汹涌澎湃thick-skinned脸皮厚,厚脸皮,脸皮厚的,脸皮很厚tough艰难的,艰难,坚韧,坚韧的unamiable无人问津,无法想象的,无人驾驶,无法想象uncaring漠不关心,无情,不关心,冷漠无情uncompassionate毫无同情心,毫无怜悯之心,毫无同情心的,无同情心unemotional无感情的,无情的,无感情,毫无感情色彩unkind无情的,无情,刻薄,刻薄寡恩unsympathetic不仁不义,冷酷无情,不同情,冷酷无情的人

Examples

  • You may recall the Great Drinking Vinegar Renaissance of the 2010s, when Pok Pok chef Andy Ricker riffed on Southeast Asia’s drinking vinegar tradition and American shrubs to create the Som cordial that captivated much of the food world.

  • This is the first I have heard of such complaints, and our pre-coronavirus family get-togethers were always cordial.

  • If it was a married couple, he would be cordial and friendly, he used the liking principle, speaking to both people.

  • They are all now adults, and we have very cordial relationships.

  • The interactions are often cordial — she often strikes up conversation with patients about their tattoos — but necessarily brief.

  • The 2008 Republican presidential nominee and longtime Arizona senator has long had a cordial relationship with Hillary Clinton.

  • Neither trusts the other, yet cultural norms dictate that everyone remain cordial.

  • Despite any partisan enmities, the two top politicos maintained a cordial relationship.

  • The president and former president, who once despised each other, are cordial but far from friendly.

  • The email exchanges started out as cordial, if cold, but gradually grew more confrontational.

  • The relations between country bank officials and the officials of this bank have been most cordial.

  • Tressan advanced to meet him, a smile of cordial welcome on his lips, and they bowed to each other in formal greeting.

  • He put out his hand in the most cordial and friendly way, and greeted me with the most winning smile in the world.

  • He was well entitled to the Resolution of cordial thanks which the associated companies accorded to him.

  • But to rulers possessed of scriptural qualifications, cordial obedience is due.