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Definition of likeable in English: likeable(US likable) adjective ˈlʌɪkəb(ə)lˈlaɪkəb(ə)l (especially of a person) pleasant, friendly, and easy to like. a very likeable young woman Example sentencesExamples - Lack of confidence in my ability to be a likeable person who gets on well with others.
- He's a gentle giant who wouldn't want to hurt anyone, he's such a likeable person.
- Her desire to see the world and get out of the mundane makes her a likable character, despite her trance-like personality.
- The characters are likable and believable, and the friendship between Grant and Paul comes across as authentic.
- Some of them engage the viewer with their characterisation, although not many people are very likable, despite the skill the actors bring to their parts.
- He was a good natured, kind and likeable gentleman who commanded much regard throughout the region
- I would like to think I am a likable person, fun to be with but I am not other people so I don't know.
- Being a likeable person you get on well with neighbors and friends.
- He was such a charming and likeable man that you wanted to do things simply because he was Sergio.
- He presents the character as a wise, warm and generally likeable fellow not asking much out of life.
- He was very likeable and he was known to a lot of people, not only in the Moston area, but around Manchester too.
- Plausibly and endearingly awkward, Joe is an immensely likeable hero.
- A victory for the likeable Scott would be a popular one this week for everyone apart from the bookmakers.
- A friendly and likeable fellow, Ritchie has all the people skills needed to keep the show on the road.
- He was the first owner of the second pub in Kilmovee and he became a very popular publican and a very likeable gentleman which he still is.
- But each one of them is intelligent, with strong, engaging, likeable personalities.
- A friendly, likeable man with a rare sense of humour, he had a story for every hour of the day and every day of the week.
- His theology is fairly sound, and he is a very pleasant and likeable person.
- For my own part I will retain a host of delightful memories of this very modest and ever so likeable man.
- Often times I have noted that it is very popular and likeable people that die young.
Synonyms pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet Scottish couthy Italian & Spanish simpatico informal chummy, pally, darling, lovely, adorbs
Derivatives noun He was pretty lame early on when he tried to establish his personal likeability. Example sentencesExamples - There's no denying the man's personal likability, his down-to-earth nature and his devotion to his family, his staff, his clients and his favorite charity, the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
- Most voters have a complicated range of reasons why they vote the way they do, from tribal identity to personal likeability and reasoned discussion of the issues is way down the list.
- Branding is a unique business identity including, but not limited to, personality, quality and likability.
- But presidents-as all leaders-must be judged by history not on the basis of their personal likeability, but by the real-world effects of their policies.
noun Moreover, their congregations seemed to desire likeableness in their pastors-not challenging and prophetic preaching, or any other gift or skill nurtured within seminary walls. Example sentencesExamples - He had climbed the ladder by a combination of brains, energy, efficiency, adroit networking and sheer likeableness.
- He hasn't lost his charm, nor has his infectious likableness diminished, even 18 years after his original arrival.
- Polivka is able to sustain the likeableness of Josef in scenes that threaten, mock, and humiliate him.
- He's got a terse dry wit which, erm, some might say skirts very closely to the fringes of arrogance - phew, I said it - but for me it only adds to his gruff likeableness.
adverbˈlʌɪkəbli The final piece starts with the clichéd scenario of a materially successful but spiritually unhappy male named Michael Wiley, played as likeably inept by Daniel McDonald. Example sentencesExamples - However, it falters due to its desire to shoe-horn a palpably insincere message about love into the likeably silly plot.
- Luhning, in contrast, starts out as likably mild-mannered and awkward, so that the final frustrated explosion of his repressed feelings is unexpected and shocking.
- It really is helpful if they cast their leads as likeably as possible.
- Before I can recommend the games to anyone, and I do, I usually have to mention that it will test your threshold for the likably bizarre.
Definition of likable in US English: likable(also likeable) adjectiveˈlīkəb(ə)lˈlaɪkəb(ə)l (especially of a person) pleasant, friendly, and easy to like. a very likable young woman Example sentencesExamples - He was a good natured, kind and likeable gentleman who commanded much regard throughout the region
- He was very likeable and he was known to a lot of people, not only in the Moston area, but around Manchester too.
- I would like to think I am a likable person, fun to be with but I am not other people so I don't know.
- He presents the character as a wise, warm and generally likeable fellow not asking much out of life.
- Often times I have noted that it is very popular and likeable people that die young.
- A friendly, likeable man with a rare sense of humour, he had a story for every hour of the day and every day of the week.
- Lack of confidence in my ability to be a likeable person who gets on well with others.
- A victory for the likeable Scott would be a popular one this week for everyone apart from the bookmakers.
- A friendly and likeable fellow, Ritchie has all the people skills needed to keep the show on the road.
- Plausibly and endearingly awkward, Joe is an immensely likeable hero.
- He's a gentle giant who wouldn't want to hurt anyone, he's such a likeable person.
- Her desire to see the world and get out of the mundane makes her a likable character, despite her trance-like personality.
- But each one of them is intelligent, with strong, engaging, likeable personalities.
- For my own part I will retain a host of delightful memories of this very modest and ever so likeable man.
- The characters are likable and believable, and the friendship between Grant and Paul comes across as authentic.
- He was the first owner of the second pub in Kilmovee and he became a very popular publican and a very likeable gentleman which he still is.
- Some of them engage the viewer with their characterisation, although not many people are very likable, despite the skill the actors bring to their parts.
- Being a likeable person you get on well with neighbors and friends.
- He was such a charming and likeable man that you wanted to do things simply because he was Sergio.
- His theology is fairly sound, and he is a very pleasant and likeable person.
Synonyms pleasant, nice, friendly, agreeable, affable, amiable, genial, civil, personable, charming, popular, clubbable, good-natured, engaging, warm, pleasing, appealing, endearing, convivial, congenial, winning, delightful, enchanting, attractive, winsome, fetching, captivating, lovable, adorable, sweet
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