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Meanings of good-humoured in English
Synonyms
Examples for "amiable"
Examples for "amiable"
1
The following is the prayer opposite the grave of the amiable Fatimah:-
2
But the amiable Belgian knows tomorrow's semi-final will be a different matter.
3
And she made an amiable grin at the reflection in the glass.
4
He was an amiable enthusiast; in many respects resembling Mr. Newman himself.
5
In the amiable conspiracy which kept the boy happy he was arch-plotter.
1
She was good-humored, a good sport, worked hard, and lacked their pretensions.
2
These people were too healthy and good-humored to be untrustworthy, he thought.
3
Hassler had laughed with the others and his good-humored expression had returned.
4
A good-humored chorus of ejaculatory congratulation broke forth all round the table.
5
The first remark is a good-humored bit of chaffing on American snobbery.
Usage of good-humoured in English
1
Ms Byrne also made a good-humoured jibe at her relieved family members.
2
He was quite happy; he was good-humoured; he was fat and sleek.
3
There is a natural good-humoured energy in his letters just like himself.
4
There was a good-humoured common sense in all the proceedings of Mons.
5
He is too easy in his morals and too good-humoured by temperament.
6
The boatswain came to my help, and in a good-humoured voice exclaimed,-
7
Nowhere else is there the same good-humoured, affectionate, prize-fighting ferocity in politics.
8
She seems good-humoured and clever, and will keep him in order, perhaps.
9
His voice was perfectly good-humoured, and Alma answered in the same tone.
10
The Major looked at him rather queerly with his good-humoured gooseberry eyes.
11
The other boy was stripping off his jacket with a good-humoured smile.
12
Sometimes, it is fair to add, the police are generous and good-humoured.
13
The Queen affected to be good-humoured, and yet was never more ill-tempered.
14
Meg left the room, with a broad grin on her good-humoured face.
15
Though the words were carelessly good-humoured, they were just a trifle emphatic.
16
One fine morning Groholsky came home from a walk good-humoured and beaming.
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Good-humoured through the time
Good-humoured across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common