Synonyms of hospitality

hospitality

noun

as in generosity

friendly or courteous treatment of others

The couple thanked their host for his hospitality.

Related Words

• generosity
• kindness
• friendliness
• cordiality
• attentiveness
• geniality
• sociability
• neighborliness
• affability
• graciousness
• thoughtfulness
• politeness
• amiability
• congeniality
• gallantry
• gentility
• courteousness
• civility
• courtesy
• consideration
• amicability
• manners
• chivalry
• breeding
• courtliness
• elegance
• knighthood
• mannerliness
• urbanity
• genteelness
• gentlemanliness
• warmheartedness
• deference
• chivalrousness
• knightliness
• respectability
• decorum
• respect
• refinement
• politesse
• suaveness
• decency
• propriety
• decorousness
• polish
• unctuousness
• seemliness
• gentilesse

Dissimilar Words

• unfriendliness
• rudeness
• boldness
• disrespect
• impoliteness
• incivility
• discourtesy
• insolence
• audacity
• surliness
• impudence
• impertinence
• brashness
• shamelessness
• informality
• vulgarity
• boorishness
• sauciness
• casualness
• churlishness
• delinquency
• ungraciousness
• inhospitableness
• arrogance
• presumption
• audaciousness
• discourteousness
• impropriety
• indecency
• inappropriateness
• thoughtlessness
• incorrectness
• loutishness
• clownishness
• conceit
• brassiness
• pretentiousness
• inconsiderateness
• inconsideration
• improperness

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of hospitality

In truth, that was just the latest example and another to add to the pile, along with the group of fans who had their season tickets in prime locations at the stadium moved to accommodate hospitality seats and to satisfy UEFA regulations. — Nick Miller, New York Times, 16 Sep. 2026

The quality of hospitality and service offered at La Sponda, though, will be familiar to Daniel’s diners, Angelo said. — Miami Herald, 15 Sep. 2026

Comprising eight floors of retail, hospitality and art, Prada Galleria connects two sides of the central octagon in the landmark 19th-century location with a new subterranean passage. — Luisa Zargani, Footwear News, 15 Sep. 2026

Train someone in hospitality, and another hotel may later hire that person. — Thomas Despin, Forbes.com, 14 Sep. 2026