greet

greet a joke with laughter.

to greet sb. with a smile

A din greeted our ears.

everyone greeted this idea warmly.

Her greeting was cold and strained.

greet sb. with raptures of delight

A beautiful view greeted us.

He greeted me with a nod.

This appointment was greeted with relief.

I greet you in name of the President.

She rose to greet her guests.

greeted me with a fictitious enthusiasm.

They greeted each other warmly.

the amiable young man greeted me enthusiastically.

hotel staff greeted the late arrivals.

the audience greeted this comment with boos and hisses.

She greeted us heartily.

you're greeted with a delightful confusion of aromas.

we greet each other like old friends.

He then greeted death as an old friend.

Stand up so we can greet you, brother.

Yes, they do. Such as when they greet each other.

Louis's attempt to greet his family was a failure.

It partly explained the insuavity with which the woman greeted him.

That's how I like to be greeted when I come home!

It is a slang way for usually men to greet each other.

The plan has also been greeted with skepticism by some computer security experts.

You say it when you are leaving instead of when you are greeting someone.

That passage was greeted with only polite applause.