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Meanings of very companionable in English
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Usage of very companionable in English
1
There was something very companionable about watching the moon rise, as they did.
2
He and George seemed very companionable and fond of each other.
3
Genial in spirit, full of anecdote and well read, he is very companionable.
4
Worden is a very companionable man, and is excellent company at a supper-table.
5
He just started walking along beside me, very companionable, the way he often did.
6
I think Annette King would be a very companionable person at a dinner table.
7
She was beginning to think the "Cherub" might prove very companionable.
8
I now foresee that we shall be companions, and very companionable, too, I am sure.
9
Abbas-Meerza was a very companionable person, and made the acquaintance of every one in the company.
10
It was a very comprehending, very companionable silence.
11
He can be very companionable, though I never saw any one take less trouble to please.
12
When Josie Dean recovered somewhat, from the first transports of her engagement, she proved very companionable.
13
He was really very companionable.
14
They were very companionable.
15
He was stoop-shouldered and lean-faced, and the general aspect of him was disagreeable; he was evidently not a very companionable person.
16
It all sounded very companionable, very care-free,-notin the least as though they were about to clear up an old wrong.
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