Meanings of extremely amiable in English

He made himself extremely amiable to me, and I quite enjoyed our walk.

I-I-havenodoubt he is extremely amiable, replied Adelaide, with a gentle yawn.

He looked extremely amiable at this moment; I knew that I should love him.

At that she's extremely amiable about it; never refuses unless she has some real reason.

Suzee was extremely amiable and docile all that day.

He was extremely amiable and gentle, yet bold as a young lion, and full of fun.

You have been extremely amiable to come.

I regretted his absence the more, as I everywhere heard him represented as an educated, just, and extremely amiable man.

The youth of the city came every day to visit and converse with Marco Polo, who was extremely amiable and communicative.

Yet I see before me here two extremely amiable members of that Assembly, and their looks really give me courage to appear there.

I answered that our relations were extremely amiable, but remarked that the other side might not like to be called "lambs."

He was introduced to the princess, whom he found in the bloom of youth, and extremely amiable both in her person and her behavior.

Besides, she is very rich, and I am her reputed heir; therefore gratitude and self-interest combine to render her extremely amiable in my estimation.

The wife of Don Juan Fernandez was extremely amiable and affable, possessing much of that natural aptness for which the Spanish women are remarkable.

A conversation of some minutes' duration ensued, and the Contessina was favoured with some extremely amiable expressions which were perfectly audible to all around.

The old president Henault made me a visit yesterday: he is extremely amiable, but has the appearance of a superannuated bacchanal; superannuated, poor soul!