Greetings are the words or signs people use to say hello. You use them when you meet someone or start a conversation.
She gave me warm greetings at the door.
Greetings to your family from me.
Greetings can be written or spoken words to show respect or good wishes. People use them in letters or cards for special occasions.
Send my greetings to your grandparents.
I wrote greetings in the holiday card.
This meaning means the action of saying hello or showing that you notice someone. It can include words, gestures, or a friendly look.
The host’s greetings made us feel at home.
His greetings included a handshake and a smile.
Here, greetings are formal messages exchanged between countries or organizations. They show respect and good relations in official situations.
The president sent greetings to the visiting officials.
The embassy delivered official greetings from the government.
Greetings in writing are the words at the start of a letter or email, like 'Dear Sir' or 'Hello'. They make the message polite and clear.
Start your letter with polite greetings.
He typed greetings before the main message.
Sometimes 'greetings' is used as a funny or friendly way to talk about feelings or love. This use is not common and is more informal or playful.
He sent his greetings to the lovely stranger.
She winked and gave secret greetings to her partner.
