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Meanings of more approachable in English

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Usage of more approachable in English
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However, someone who's perhaps slightly aloof will be more approachable after today!
The South African
2
People take to her a lot quicker, because she looks more approachable.
The Guardian
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He seemed to be more approachable when they were eating, Louise thought.
Kennedy's brain
4
The First Phase corpsmen make a point of being a little more approachable.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
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This sequel is a little more approachable, with selectable difficulty levels.
Wired
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Chef Stuart Deller's cooking is more approachable and exciting than ever.
News.com.au
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Volumes low to the ground can make steep walls more approachable.
Climbing Magazine
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If you're smiling and having a good time, men find you much more approachable.
The athena project: a thriller
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Friends say he is more relaxed and reflective, more approachable.
News.com.au
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A more approachable me that I developed to deal with outsiders. Kae grinned again.
A Hard Day’s Knight
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Ladro and Min-ta on the other hand, were more approachable.
The Players
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Hayward is more approachable and less guarded in his comments.
Reuters
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It would also be much more approachable than a motorcycle!
The Verge
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His smile was quick and softened his face to something more approachable, less model-perfect.
A kiss of shadows
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With regard to one specific situation you may need to appear a little more approachable!
The South African
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All that said, though, someone who's perhaps slightly aloof will be more approachable after today!
The South African
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