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amiability

/ˌeɪ.mi.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine freundliche, zugängliche und liebenswürdige Wesensart oder Atmosphäre bezeichnet; die Eigenschaft, umgänglich und angenehm im Umgang zu sein.

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noun

/ˌeɪ.mi.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine freundliche, zugängliche und liebenswürdige Wesensart oder Atmosphäre bezeichnet; die Eigenschaft, umgänglich und angenehm im Umgang zu sein.

A noun referring to a cheerful, agreeable mood and a disposition to be friendly and approachable.

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  1. Cheerful and agreeable moodB2formal

    A state of being pleasant, cheerful, and easy to get along with.

    deFreundlichkeit

    • Her amiability made everyone feel welcome at the party.
    • He greeted us with such amiability that we instantly relaxed.
    • The host's natural amiability set a positive tone for the evening.

    Synonymeaffabilityagreeablenesscheerfulnesscordialityfriendlinessgenialitygood humorpleasantnesssociabilitywarmth

    Antonymegrumpinesshostilityirascibilitypeevishnessquerulousnesssurliness

  2. Friendly and approachable dispositionB2formal

    A natural tendency to be kind, warm, and easy to talk to.

    deFreundlichkeit

    • His amiability made him a favorite among his colleagues.
    • The teacher's amiability encouraged students to ask questions freely.
    • She is known for her amiability and willingness to help others.

    Synonymeaffabilityagreeablenesscordialityfriendlinessgenialitygood-naturednesskindlinesspleasantnesssociabilitywarmth

    Antonymealoofnesscoldnesshostilityreserveunfriendliness

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  • amiabilities plural form
  • amiabilities' possessive plural form
  • amiability's possessive singular form
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