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agreeable

/əˈɡriː.ə.bəl/

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adjective

/əˈɡriː.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то приятное, доставляющее удовольствие или радующее чувства или ум.

Describes something that is pleasant, enjoyable, or pleasing to the senses or mind.

  1. Pleasant or pleasingB2formal

    Conforming to one's own liking, feelings, or nature; pleasant and enjoyable.

    ruПриятный

    • The weather today is quite agreeable for a walk.
    • She has an agreeable personality that makes everyone feel comfortable.
    • The music was agreeable to his ears.

    Synonymsamiableappealingcharmingdelightfulenjoyablegratifyingnicepleasantpleasingsatisfying

    Antonymsdisagreeabledispleasingdistastefulobjectionableunpleasant

  2. In harmony or consistentB2formal

    In keeping with something; consistent or compatible.

    ruСогласующийся

    • His actions were agreeable with his stated principles.
    • The new policy is agreeable to the company's long-term goals.
    • Her explanation was agreeable to the facts presented.

    Synonymsaccordantcompatibleconformablecongruousconsistentconsonantcorrespondingharmoniousmatching

    Antonymsconflictingcontrarydiscordantincompatibleincongruousinconsistentopposed

  3. Willing to consentB2formal

    Prepared to agree or consent; ready to accept a proposal or idea.

    ruСогласный

    • She was agreeable to the proposed changes in the schedule.
    • The committee members were agreeable to the new plan.
    • He seemed agreeable to the suggestion after some discussion.

    Synonymsaccommodatingacquiescentamenablecompliantconsentingreceptivewillingyielding

    Antonymsdisinclinedopposedreluctantresistantunwilling

Forms
  • more agreeable comparative form
  • most agreeable superlative form
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