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Meanings of immensely likeable in English

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Usage of immensely likeable in English
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But notwithstanding her up-to-date air of artificiality, there was something immensely likeable about Audrey Maynard.
The Hermit of Far End
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He's a serial killer whose one golden rule makes him immensely likeable: he only kills bad people.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter
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Vulnerable and immensely likeable, the decorated César blows apart the macho, insensitive image of the successful modern footballer.
The Irish Times
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Utterly down-to-earth, immensely likeable and as thoughtful as he is off-the-cuff, its little wonder he's so in demand.
The Irish Times
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It is easy to imagine that immensely likeable, thoroughly engaging, personality proving a big, if slightly unconventional, hit in Barcelona.
The Guardian
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But there is something immensely likeable about her, not least the fact that she really could not care less what anyone thinks of her.
The Guardian
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There is something immensely likeable about Del Potro, who has a face like a boy and a forehand that might have been forged in hell.
The Guardian
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