affable in Latin
affable in Latin is affābilis — affable means friendly, easy to talk to, and pleasant in manner.
affable in Latin
affābilis
Receiving others kindly and conversing with them in a free and friendly manner; friendly, courteous, sociable.
What does "affable" mean?
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adj Friendly, easy to talk to, and pleasant in manner.
"The new manager was affable and quick to laugh."
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affable in a sentence
- The new manager was affable and quick to laugh.
- He struck everyone at the party as warm and affable.
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What is "affable" in Latin?
"affable" in Latin is affābilis. affable means: Friendly, easy to talk to, and pleasant in manner.
How do you use "affable" in a sentence?
Example: "The new manager was affable and quick to laugh." In Latin, "affable" is affābilis.
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