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amabilitat A disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to)
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Examples for "amiability"
Examples for "amiability"
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But with real amiability they wished the stranger well in his going.
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The seeing the dimes smoothed him down into the most agreeable amiability.
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For in spite of his amiability, a perfect ass the fellow was.
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Many were her resolutions of amiability for to-morrow; but she was disappointed.
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It's a struggle, but he manages to achieve a tone of amiability.
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Some people's affability is more deadly than the violence of coarser souls.
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He seemed in most excellent spirits-hismanner was the extreme of affability.
3
The newcomer's refined and musical voice breathed the very soul of affability.
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His high character and affability of manner protected him against such relations.
5
Her seriousness was not abated by her smiles of affability and welcome.
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He's entitled to his bonhomie, though, for it's been a good week.
2
There was a good deal of bonhomie and pleasantry in his conversation.
3
Dominated by a large skylight, the light atmosphere was filled with bonhomie.
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Perhaps a Napoleonic gift for command always lurked underneath that everyman bonhomie.
5
Beneath the smiles and bonhomie, he's rather an unpleasant sort of fellow.
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There was not a bit of sunshine in it,-nocommonplace amiableness.
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His conversation and letters displayed the amiableness of his sincere character.
3
Doulebov, with a patronizing amiableness, said again to him:
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His eye was struck with the charms of her person, and the amiableness of her manners.
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I understand better his generosity, candor, amiableness, playfulness.
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In fact, he brimmed with affableness and hospitality.
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The barman's normal affableness took a pause.
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He was very grave, and his customary geniality was tinged with restraint.
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His round-faced geniality went out like the flame of a snuffed candle.
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There was no smile on his lips, no geniality in his eyes.
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Thirdly, his sweetness and geniality made him a favourite with the bench.
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With them he seemed to pocket some of his geniality and patience.
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Sorenson was trying to be friendly, but he failed the geniality test.
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And beaming with geniality and kitchen warmth, Jemima returned to her labours.
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No black looks, no sullen reserve, marred the geniality of their welcome.
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But he retained his appearance of geniality, and appealed to Wallace Carpenter.
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This they proceeded to do, Mr. Wrybolt all geniality and apt suggestiveness.
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His unforced geniality made Trent ashamed, for he had liked the man.
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To him Briscoe spoke first, attempting a geniality he did not feel.
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Venn's answer was to hail the dark, thin youth with rude geniality.
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He was the youngest of the three Englishmen and the embodiment of geniality.
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Probably the same geniality existed in the East fifty years ago.
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There was no sign of it in the geniality of his open smile.
