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Synonyms
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Meaning:
affirmative

(of) a statement expressing 'Yes', agreement etc or one that is true, real etc as in 'The answer is (in the) affirmative

being agreeable or assenting

auspicious

showing signs of future success

encouraging; favorable

beneficial

having a healthy, helpful, productive etc effect

advantageous

benign

(of a person) kind and gentle; mild

kindly

congenial

(of a person) pleasant and having the same or a similar nature, interests etc

friendly, compatible

convenient

suitable; that avoids trouble or difficulty

appropriate, useful

fit

suitable or suited; good enough

suitable, appropriate

fitter

a person who cuts out, fits and alters clothes; a workman who fits and adjust parts of an engine, machine etc

suitable, appropriate

fortunate

having, bringing, brought by, good fortune; lucky (which is more usual)

having good luck

friendly

acting or ready to act as a friend

intimate, companionable

genial

kindly, sympathetic; sociable

extremely nice and happy

golden

of or like gold in value or colour

beautiful, advantageous

good

having thee correct or desired qualities

pleasant, fine

indulgent

inclined to indulge a person

lenient, giving

kindly

friendly, sympathetic

compassionate, helpful

nice

pleasant; kind; friendly; needing care and exactness; sensitive

likable, agreeable

opportune

suitable, favourable

advantageous, lucky

pleasing

giving pleasure; attractive

nice

profitable

bringing profit; giving an advantage; useful

advantageous; money-making

receptive

quick or ready (to listen to, accept, suggestions, new ideas etc)

open to new ideas

seasonable

(of the weather) of the kind accepted at the time of year

timely, appropriate

timely

happening at just the right time

at the right time

useful

having a use; helpful

beneficial, valuable

welcome

wanted; received with, giving, pleasure; allowed with pleasure to do something; a greeting, response by word or action, when a person arrives, when an offer is received etc

gladly received

well-timed

done, said, at the right or a suitable time

timely

willing

ready, agreeing, (to help, do what is needed, asked etc); given etc without hesitation

agreeable, ready

FAVORABLE as in Wiktionary
FAVORABLE as in Wikipedia