likable

It’s a joy to watch her viciously kick the bathroom door shut as she has her existential crisis — and Rory has always been at her most sweetly likable when she’s helping Paris through a meltdown.

But you find something in them to make them likable and people you do want to spend more than five minutes with.

Instead, Ernst is seen as a “likable, relatable person” who is cut “from the cloth of small-town Iowa.”

Now they should show strength—but still be likable, according to new research.

My debate partner in Virginia was articulate, educated, likable, and familiar with a vast range of relevant scientific research.

More than anything else, a talk show host needs to be “likable” the way Jay Leno always was.

Baird had a wide, likable, generous mouth which wrinkled easily into a smile.

Everyone praised his books, and everyone liked the likable American, with his distinguished face and gentle manners.

He is the most likable of all the types but his indolence sometimes strains even the love of his family to the breaking point.

He shaded his candle with his hand, and the light struck back, showing a strong and rosy and likable face.

Dahlia is very pretty, very good company, and likable from many points of view.