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genial
1[jeen-yuhl, jee-nee-uhl]
genial
2[juh-nahy-uhl]
adjective
of or relating to the chin.
genial
1/ ˈdʒiːnjəl, -nɪəl, ˌdʒiːnɪˈælɪtɪ /
adjective
cheerful, easy-going, and warm in manner or behaviour
pleasantly warm, so as to give life, growth, or health
the genial sunshine
genial
2/ dʒɪˈniːəl /
adjective
anatomy of or relating to the chin
Other Word Forms
- genially adverb
- geniality noun
- genialness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of genial1
Word History and Origins
Origin of genial1
Origin of genial2
Example Sentences
But these psychic wounds didn’t make Candy a cruel or nasty person; he simply absorbed the hurt and redoubled his efforts to be a genial performer.
In matches, Mark’s genial nature can surprise his opponents.
The humor, at once simple and clever, innocent and off-color, amiably wants to get a rise, and Horn isn’t too proud to go low in his genial wordplay.
A more genial invisible presence, he is also a good deal more gentle than the Austrian Nobel Prize winner.
The genial, dapper TV host with the gleaming smile and perfectly coiffed hair had hosted two local TV game shows in L.A. before going national with “What’s This Song?”
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