likable
or like·a·ble
[lahy-kuh-buhl]
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adjective
readily or easily liked; pleasing: a likable young man.
Origin of likable
Synonyms for likable
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Contemporary Examples of likability
Democratic pollster Celinda Lake, without mentioning Clinton or any specific candidate, talked about likability.
She exudes both a real work ethic (or as real as it can get on reality TV) and likability.
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March 27, 2014
Like the gifted Bale, Phoenix has a bit of a likability problem as a star.
Have they failed her by not “fixing” whatever this likability problem is?
Tripping up the steps on the way to receiving your first Oscar only reinforced your likability.
likable
likeable
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