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She's an affable, never-met-someone-she-didn't-like kind of woman.affable = good natured and sociable
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He's an affable guy with a good sense of humor.
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When he approached and introduced himself, they were most affable. (source)
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To Vladimir and Estragon, affably. (source)affably = in a good natured and sociable manner
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He was finding the general a most thoughtful and affable host, (source)affable = good natured and sociable
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The affable man gradually turned into a grouchy, taciturn recluse.† (source)
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Gone was the affable smile, the playful look in his eyes.† (source)affable = good natured and sociable
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Joe's affability contrasted with the discomfiture of the men on the bench.† (source)affability = the quality or degree of being good natured and sociable
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'Come on, now, Harry, you'll be late for your next lesson,' said Slughorn affably, snapping the gold clasps shut on his dragonskin briefcase.† (source)affably = in a good natured and sociable manner
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'Can't I be supposed to feel—I as brought him up porochially—when I see him a-setting here among ladies and gentlemen of the very affablest description!† (source)
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In 1936, however, she was still affable enough, and I was still her protegee.† (source)affable = good natured and sociable
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One day when the grocer had shown less affability, he came home in a tearing rage.† (source)affability = the quality or degree of being good natured and sociable
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"Oh, hey, Bella," Deputy Steve said affably.† (source)affably = in a good natured and sociable manner
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Affable.† (source)Affable = good natured and sociable
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His expression is fixed in a salesman's winning smile of self-confident affability and hearty good fellowship.† (source)affability = the quality or degree of being good natured and sociable
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The ticket-taker on the streetcar nodded affably when I paid my fare.† (source)affably = in a good natured and sociable manner
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