warm and friendly in manner or feeling
cord+ial
Shared component: cord · heart
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cord
heart
Related forms: cord · 20 words in this dictionary
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesA state of peace and agreement; harmony.
con+cord
Shared component: cord · heart
lack of agreement or harmony between people or things; conflict
dis+cord
Shared component: cord · heart
agreement or conformity with a rule, standard, or someone's wishes.
ac+cord+ance
Shared component: cord · heart
To set down in writing or some other permanent form for later reference.
re+cord
Shared component: cord · heart
A device for converting sound, pictures, or data into a form that can be stored and played back later.
re+cord+er
Shared component: cord · heart
Captured and stored for later use, especially in a permanent form like audio, video, or written data.
re+cord+ed
Shared component: cord · heart
As stated by or in agreement with a particular source or person.
ac+cord+ing
Shared component: cord · heart
A formal agreement or treaty, especially one between the Vatican and a secular government relating to matters of mutual interest.
con+cord+at
Shared component: cord · heart
In a warm and friendly way.
cord+ial+ly
Shared component: cord · heart
A piece of music, speech, or other sound that has been stored on a disc, tape, or computer file so it can be listened to again.
re+cord+ing
Shared component: cord · heart
a fictional handheld electronic device for sensing, computing, and data analysis, especially as used in the star trek universe.
tri+cord+er
Shared component: cord · heart
being in agreement or harmony; consistent.
con+cord+ant
Shared component: cord · heart
not in agreement; conflicting
dis+cord+ant
Shared component: cord · heart
Relating to the part of the body in front of the heart.
pre+cord+ial
Shared component: cord · heart
(of a device or medium) able to record sound, pictures, or data.
re+cord+able
Shared component: cord · heart
an alphabetical list of the words used in a book or set of books, showing where and how often each word is used.
con+cord+ance
Shared component: cord · heart
a lack of agreement or harmony between things
dis+cord+ance
Shared component: cord · heart
accordExtended relation
to give or grant someone power, status, or recognition
Extended relation: cord · heart
camcorderExtended relation
a portable video camera that records both pictures and sound onto a single device.
cam+corder
Extended relation: cord · heart