Meanings of great amiability in English

She made him dine with Philippe, and the count behaved with great amiability.

He was apparently undergoing a great amiability toward Coleman.

Sometimes I blamed him for his facile way of making intimacies and his too great amiability.

She therefore received her with great amiability, and endeavored to make the charming and beautiful viscountess her friend.

The two ate supper with the long table between them, and with no great amiability of feeling in presence.

The meeting broke up in great amiability, and my Father and I went home together in the very highest of spirits.

She was a lady of great amiability of character, and by the English was often spoken of as the Philadelphia beauty.

The Carolina parrot exhibits great amiability of disposition, and is easily tamed, becoming much attached to those who treat it kindly.

With great amiability Colonel Starr presented the demands of the English Government; with greater amiability the Maharajah and his officers repelled them.

The great amiability and childlike simplicity of Ampere's character are well brought out in his Journal et correspondance (Paris, 1872).

His wife, Catharine, a lady of great amiability and worth, died on the 17th of December, 1858, aged seventy-four years.

To Orion's amazement he greeted him with great amiability, and he, remembering Amru's warning, responded, though not without an effort, to his hated foe's civility.

Instead of succeeding in rousing him by his knocking, Israel but succeeded in rousing his wife, a person not of the greatest amiability.

I called her to me; she rubbed herself against me with arched back and extended tail, purring the while with the greatest amiability.

"Make it short," snapped the captain, showing no great amiability toward this plucked and discredited master.

They then, with the greatest amiability, offer it to their neighbour, he to his, and so it goes round till it reaches the owner again.