likable in Irish
likable in Irish is taitneamhach — likable means easy to like; friendly and pleasant in a way that draws people in.
likable in Irish
taitneamhach
(of a person) Having qualities tending to result in being liked; friendly, personable.
What does "likable" mean?
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adj Easy to like; friendly and pleasant in a way that draws people in.
"The new intern is likable and settled in with the team straight away."
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likable in a sentence
- The new intern is likable and settled in with the team straight away.
- He plays a likable rogue in the film — you root for him despite his flaws.
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What is "likable" in Irish?
"likable" in Irish is taitneamhach. likable means: Easy to like; friendly and pleasant in a way that draws people in.
How do you use "likable" in a sentence?
Example: "The new intern is likable and settled in with the team straight away." In Irish, "likable" is taitneamhach.
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