fireside
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adjective
4.
informal and friendly in manner: The politician's fireside manner helped her win votes.
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| —n | |
| 1. | the hearth |
| 2. | family life; the home |
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Example sentences
It is before all else a domestic race, fitted for family life and fireside joys.
Dances of re-enactment and fireside singing evolved soon after.
From ceiling to fireside, warm hues and natural décor abound in the dining and reception areas.
If you disagree with their actions then tell a story by the fireside with your closest friends.
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