"Hey! How you doin'?"
Salutatory adj. Of the nature of a salutation.
"Salutatory" is an adjective derived from the Latin word salutatio, meaning "greeting" or "salutation." It refers to something related to or serving as a greeting, especially at the beginning of a speech, address, or formal event. A salutatory remark or address is typically one that expresses goodwill or wishes for well-being, often setting a positive or welcoming tone for what follows. It is often used in the context of ceremonies, speeches, or formal gatherings, such as the opening remarks at a graduation ceremony or the introduction at a formal meeting.
The term can also extend to anything that serves as an introduction or first impression, especially if it�s meant to welcome or honor the participants in some way. While not as commonly used in everyday language, "salutatory" has a formal, respectful connotation.
Positive Nouns that Describe People
