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Synonyms
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Meaning:
affable

polite and friendly

friendly

amiable

likeable

friendly, agreeable

benign

(of a person) kind and gentle; mild

kindly

charitable

showing kindness and understanding

giving, generous

considerate

thoughtful (of the needs etc of others)

respectful of others

docile

quiet; easily trained or controlled

compliant, submissive

gentlemanly

cultivated

cultivated

gracious

pleasant; kind; polite; (of God) merciful

kind, giving

humane

being kind and caring about the feelings of another

kind, compassionate

humble

showing that one is inferior, less able etc

meek, unassuming

kind

having, showing, thoughtfulness, willingness or sympathy for others

generous, good

lenient

not severe (especially in punishing people)

permissive

neighbourly

friendly (the usual word)

friendly

nice

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

likable, agreeable

obedient

doing, willing to do, what one is told to do; behaving well

well-behaved; submissive

pleasant

giving pleasure to the senses, to one's thoughts and feelings

acceptable; friendly

polite

having, showing, good manners and consideration for other people

mannerly, civilized

pressing

urgent; requiring immediate attention

important; urgent

suave

(especially of a man) pleasant and gracious (often insincerely) in manner

charming, smooth

thoughtful

full of, showing, thought; thinking of the needs of others

caring, mindful

urbane

(of behaviour) polite and (sometimes too) well-mannered

civilized

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