affable

Modifies a noun

• chap: An affable chap, he showed us his on site recording studio and played us a few of his new songs.
• guy: And we'll miss Cooper, too, who was an affable guy at the opening.
• manner: He has an affable manner that instantly puts an interviewer at ease, almost like talking with an old friend.
• fellow: Colo who gave the runner-up received affable fellow with.
• character: He was the ideal co-driver - a very pleasant and affable character, who listened to what you said and never lost his cool.
• man: He was an affable man with a dry sense of humor who was in no sense old-fashioned in his views.

Modifying Another Word

• very: I always found him a very affable, approachable fella.
• so: They are so open, and so affable, really.
• quite: There was certainly nothing I felt was in the least inflammatory - all was in a quite affable tone!
• genuinely: Page always looks on the bright side of life and audiences quickly relate to his genuinely affable nature with some serious cheekiness thrown in.
• normally: A further low point was seeing the reliable and normally affable Herbie Williams sent off after exchanging punches with a Lincoln player.
• always: He was always affable, with a good Cockney humor; everyone liked him.