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Meanings of likable in English
(Of characters in literature or drama) evoking empathic or sympathetic feelings.
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Usage of likable in English
1
The vulnerable side of Tony Soprano made his detestable character deeply likable.
2
You were also open and congenial and sensitive... under the circumstances... likable.
3
People who don't know her have the impression that she is likable.
4
He didn't go out of his way to be likable to us.
5
People keep saying Brown's got to make himself more likable to voters.
6
But it was his impetuous, candid nature that made him so likable.
7
There was something so likable about the old warrior that Maurice relented.
8
The wiry La Beouf, always a likable presence, occasionally rushes his dialogue.
9
There's just something funny and likable about your average, everyday, tatty pigeon.
10
Keri Russell is likable as Fraser's wife, but her role is stock.
11
It's a drama cleverly peopled with truly likable yet totally unknowable characters.
12
They're instantly likable, lots of fun and entirely unconcerned with appearing cool.
13
One of the criticisms is that it has so few likable characters.
14
A little charm and a likable persona-that'show we lasted so long.
15
Eminently likable, she can make even the most displeasing of scripts palatable.
16
He was a very likable boy, too, and Russ liked Tad particularly.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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