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Meanings of very approachable in English

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Usage of very approachable in English
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Our teachers are all very approachable men and really seem in dead earnest.
Brook Farm: Historic and Personal Memoirs
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Even though new world, the wine is very approachable, not too heavy and refreshing.
Jamaica Observer
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Your social zone is particularly well aspected, with you in a very approachable mode.
The South African
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The people in the south are very approachable, unlike the north and the south-west.
The Guardian
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It's very approachable, so I think we'll continue to grow.
Reuters
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Perhaps someone who you assume to be difficult or unreasonable will actually be very approachable!
The South African
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He is a very approachable person, Umunna said.
The Guardian
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It's too hard, hard steep horrible country whereas this is very approachable, easy to get into.
Radio NZ
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I haven't spoken to Ferguson recently but he was always very approachable during my time at Wycombe.
The Guardian
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Head girl Emma Clift says: All the staff are very approachable, and that included Dr Kershaw himself.
The Guardian
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Some 91 per cent of respondents described Gardaí at their local station as either ' very approachable' or 'approachable'.
The Irish Times
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His chief was not very approachable, and Hilliard felt sure the subject would not be broached to him.
The Pit Prop Syndicate
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They're very tame birds, very approachable.
The Irish Times
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He's not a very approachable guy.
The Kingmaker
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He's a very approachable person.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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He was not a very approachable man, but there was something about this stranger which broke down all barriers.
The Book of All-Power
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