Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Amiable"

A: It means agreeable.

A: Another word to say friendly. Very formal way.

A: Amiable means having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner.
synonyms for amiable are friendly, affable, amicable, cordial; warm, warmhearted, good-natured, nice, pleasant, agreeable, likable, genial, good-humored, charming, easy to get along with, companionable, sociable, personable; informalchummy, simpatico

A: friendly and easy to get along with

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A: @laurenmcf38
I got it, thanks! You must be amiable!

A: Not really a word anyone uses day to day, maybe very posh people

it simply means friendly

A: The girl sitting at the table was smiling, and I thought she looked amiable enough to talk to. A lot of people don't find me amiable, because I don't seem approachable. Haha that's all I can think of for now, hope that helps??

A: Hi! These are nearly synonymous, but there's a tiny bit of nuance, at least in my opinion.

Amiable means that a person or interaction is friendly. That's truly all it means to me. A good-natured person or interaction is truly good and kind. You can be a fairly bad person and still be friendly, and you can be a good person and sometimes unfriendly.

A: Amiable is an adjective used to describe people who are friendly or sociable. It can also describe things with a pleasing quality. Amicable on the other hand is usually used to describe relations or interactions that are civil or peaceable. Your good neighbor is 'amiable,' but your interactions with him are 'amicable.'

This site would help you more to understand :)

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/usage-of-amiable-vs-amicable

A: Amiable refers to one person's friendly disposition. A group might have an amicable meeting, because the people there are amiable. Amicable refers to the connections between people or things, like a friendly situation with a crowd.

A: Amiable means friendly with people or groups. Affable describes a person who has a good nature and is easy to talk to. Both words are very similar.

A: Friendly suggests that the person/being initiates contact with others, is pleasant and sociable. Amiable has the same meaning but has the additional meanings of being agreeable, being willing to do what others say, and desiring to please others.

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A: @selvi76854

It's natural...

I'm wondering what would you really want to ask.