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Meanings of congenial in English
Usage of congenial in English
1
The desolation of the picture of England in my mind grew congenial.
2
I can't hear what he's saying, but he looks congenial and important.
3
No, surely; but those only who are congenial in principles and life.
4
The life in his own monastery proved no more congenial than formerly.
5
I was more concerned about removing myself to a more congenial environment.
6
But I think, in a general way, congenial work means successful work.
7
Maybe if he found new congenial people, he'd have the ultimate happiness.
8
You were also open and congenial and sensitive... under the circumstances... likable.
9
Otherwise the work was congenial enough and the hours were not long.
10
I am not congenial to Miss Wildmere; she does not like me.
11
To them Earth might not seem a wondrously congenial place at all.
12
The conversation was not taking the turn that was congenial to him.
13
And in congenial society, Akenside was his best and therefore truest self.
14
Jurgis got himself a place in a boardinghouse with some congenial friends.
15
By contrast, the rules of the commissions are congenial to Khan's testimony.
16
The tasks set her by Meredith were congenial and within her power.
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Congenial through the time
Congenial across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common