adj
agreeable
uh-GREE-uh-buhl
adj
1
Pleasant and easy to like.
"They spent an agreeable afternoon walking by the river."
"He's a very agreeable colleague to work with."
2
Willing to accept or go along with a suggestion.
"Is everyone agreeable to meeting on Friday instead?"
How to Use Agreeable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPleasant, or willing to go along with something.
Common pairings
agreeable to
perfectly agreeable
agreeable manner
Word Forms
more agreeable comparative, agreeables plural, most agreeable superlative
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Etymology
From Old French agreable, from agree, "to please" — built from "agree" plus the suffix "-able."