adjective as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The spring season is often described as the most agreeable time of the year.

Definition:pleasant or enjoyable during a particular season of the year.

From season

Example:His sense of humor made our conversation very agreeable.

Definition:pleasant and satisfactory in nature, like the type of dialogue that makes a social gathering enjoyable.

From conversation

Example:The agreeable environment of the garden inspired creativity and relaxation.

Definition:Pleasing or suitable for living in, like an environment that provides comfort and enjoyment.

From environment

Example:The agreeable weather on the weekend allowed everyone to enjoy the park.

Definition:favorable conditions of the atmosphere, making the weather pleasant to be outdoors or indoors.

From weather

Example:The agreeable sight of the cherry blossoms in full bloom was breathtaking.

Definition:pleasing to the sight, like an agreeable sight that is visually appealing.

From sight

Example:Her trip to Paris was an agreeable experience, filled with cultural activities and scenic views.

Definition:pleasant or enjoyable to experience, like a travel experience viewed as agreeable.

From experience

Example:Our stay at the hotel was agreeable, with excellent service and comfortable rooms.

Definition:pleasant and comfortable, like a hotel stay that is agreeable to the guests.

From stay

Example:The warm and agreeable atmosphere in the restaurant made the evening memorable.

Definition:pleasant or enjoyable, like the atmosphere in a restaurant being agreeable.

From atmosphere

Example:The agreeable fellowship among the members of the club made every meeting enjoyable.

Definition:pleasing or enjoyable when shared with others, like a fellowship that provides an agreeable setting for socializing.

From fellowship

Example:She kept a light mood, making the whole situation very agreeable for everyone.

Definition:pleasant or agreeable, like a mood that is agreeable and makes people feel happy or relaxed.

From mood