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Adjective(1) disposed to please(2) diffusing warmth and friendliness(3) friendly(4) agreeable

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(1) Jane Galt is a charming hostess, and her salon is a vastly more amiable affair than I imagine Rand's were.(2) She was a very good looking woman, with an amiable and warm personality, but I didn't know her personally.(3) Most of the time, however, the two rivals were amiable and pleased with each other's achievements.(4) The film thrives on the chemistry between its two likeable leads, while the rest of the cast is funny and amiable .(5) He described him Mr Reid as an amiable person who wanted to learn the basics of the religion.(6) He's an amiable if laconic sort, seemingly uninterested in talking about himself.(7) We suspect that it was a very amiable meeting because they are both decent people who know the score.(8) Of all Europe's princes today, Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre must be one of the most amiable and likeable.(9) I'm sad that such noble, amiable and inventive creatures could be treated so cruelly.(10) He was blonde haired, blue eyed, and perhaps one of the most amiable people in the town.(11) If he is allowed to continue, others with less amiable intentions will follow.(12) Balard had a kind and amiable personality, to which students responded warmly.(13) He is an amiable person, but very disorganised, and this often leads to frustration on the part of staff, and friction.(14) Always amiable and frequently hilarious, future triumphs on the comedy circuit might not be that much of a tall order.(15) Of course he would dispute that, though in the most amiable terms.(16) Finally, an amiable person pulled up in an old pickup truck and let the poor man in.