Meanings of natural amiability in English

For a moment he thought of resentment, but his natural amiability predominated, and he said-

His works comprise six satires, all of which breathe the natural amiability and placid cheerfulness of his temper.

A defensive assumption of impertinent reserve, varied by fits of superficial garrulity, gave way to real thoughtfulness, to natural amiability.

But with all his natural amiability, such was the effect of custom and education, that he seemed perfectly insensible on the subject.

The children were generally particularly pleasant to deal with, bright and intelligent, and with a natural amiability of disposition that rendered quarrels and jealousies rare.

And how amiable the professors were to this bullet-headed boy, who, in spite of his natural amiability, so sturdily refused to profit by their instructions!

"I shall try to have the books you need by to-morrow," he said, and, his natural amiability overcoming his assumed superciliousness, he added pleasantly: