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Discover LudwigThe phrase "warm collegiality" is correct and usable in written English
It describes a warm and friendly relationship between colleagues or co-workers. For example, "At the office, everyone worked together with a spirit of warm collegiality."
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The warm collegiality that flows through his books douses the spark of ideas".
Her warm collegiality and her passionate commitment to musical excellence, dramatic intensity and spritual truth were an inspiration to all of us.
Such "warm collegiality" may have found its perfect expression in the New York Institute of Humanities, which Sennett co-founded and ran from the late 70s.
Professional identification with the mission of our society, the warm collegiality of annual gatherings, the infusion of cutting edge new knowledge gained from the presentations, and the opportunity to meet personally the leaders in tropical medicine are self-evident advantages.
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We will remember him not only for his artistry but for his warm personality and easygoing collegiality, qualities that made him an immensely popular backstage presence at the Met.
There were strong feelings of collegiality and common purpose.
Included in professionalism are courtesy, collegiality, punctuality, respect, and a strong work ethic (Supplemental Material).
The warm and admiring relationship between Joseph J. Lhota and Anthony D. Weiner, rival candidates for mayor this year, has long been a paragon of bipartisan collegiality.
Puckish collegiality.
"Collegiality trumps independence".
There's some collegiality.
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