Meanings of so companionable in English

She was so companionable, they had so many similar tastes.

I got to liking him, he was so companionable.

How desolate the playbills looked that had been so companionable but two or three hours before.

Richard did not find his old schoolmate so companionable as memory and anticipation had painted him.

He is neither so noisy nor so companionable as formerly, but is more staid and useful.

How desolate the play-bills looked that had been so companionable but three or four hours before!

She was so companionable, such a friend.

She was a delightful friend, a real pal, so understanding, so companionable, he said to himself frequently.

But here there was almost complete blackness and that silence of a city which is sometimes so companionable.

It was like the coat of a French poodle, so glossy and so companionable was it to the head.

The only trouble is, one has to laugh too much; but with all this, something so manly, so companionable.

All this sky, and light, and uplifting sea were hers, they fed her with their strength-theywere all so companionable.

Ray was never so companionable and easy as when he sat chatting in the lookout of his little house on wheels.

Just so companionable is the music of the ballads in that enchanted country of Gérard's fancy, in the land of the Valois.

Every one liked him-hewas so free, so companionable, and so generous-andalmost every one encouraged, rather than repressed, his dangerous proclivities.

You are so companionable; I never grow tired of you-butyou must know that I am not different from you in all impulses, imaginings.