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acogedor
/a.ko.xeˈðoɾ/
cozy, welcoming
La casa tiene un ambiente muy acogedor.
The house has a very cozy atmosphere.
informal
Creating a warm, comfortable, and inviting atmosphere; making people feel at ease.
El restaurante es acogedor y perfecto para una cita romántica.
The restaurant is cozy and perfect for a romantic date.
Su sonrisa acogedora hizo que todos se sintieran bienvenidos.
Her welcoming smile made everyone feel welcome.
Often used to describe places, people, or situations that evoke warmth and comfort.
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Common Usage
Use 'acogedor' to describe places or people that create a sense of comfort and warmth.
Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While 'acogedor' is positive, using it too frequently can dilute its impact.
Word Origin
Derived from the verb 'acoger' (to welcome or receive), with the suffix '-edor' indicating a quality or characteristic.
Usage Notes
Commonly used to describe homes, restaurants, or people who make others feel comfortable and welcome.
Word Breakdown
acoger
to welcome or receive
root-edor
indicates a quality or characteristic
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