Meanings of amiable nature in English

Their interest in strangers, and their politeness under ruin, bespeak their amiable nature.

Never have I met a more amiable nature, and I have conceived the greatest fondness for him.

Viserys I Targaryen had a generous, amiable nature and was well loved by his lords and smallfolk alike.

Studying Black Kettle from a distance, Faith was struck by his departure from the amiable nature he had displayed before.

Some masters were kind, and there are many facts which show that the relations between master and slave were occasionally of the most amiable nature.

"He does, but though a great sportsman, he has a most amiable nature."

The Countess of Kent, sweet as she was, had one great failing,- afaultoften to be found in very gentle and amiable natures.