lovable

Modifies a noun

• moptops: And in the same way that Decca famously turned down those lovable moptops ( Doh!
• pal: Loaded with personality and decked out in swanky collars, these lovable animal pals come with leashes that fit around a Groovy Girl wrist.
• rogue: In the Italian Job you play the part of the lovable rogue Charlie Crocker.
• loser: Christians do not have to be ' lovable losers ' .
• character: Comes complete with its very own lovable character, ' Philo ' the Penguin.
• creature: How different, I thought, were those three lovable creatures who sat in our box.

Modifying Another Word

• so: My niece is so lovable to everyone indeed, she is a great person.
• very: He's a very nice, very lovable, sweet, friendly kitty.
• not: I find him admirable, but perhaps not lovable.
• eminently: Megan - my sister's puppy is insane, but eminently lovable.
• extremely: Jenny is perfect, she is always happy and is both extremely lovable and loving.
• ever: Elf could not have been a success, had he not played the ever lovable over grown elf.

Used with adjective complement

become: Trying to be loved is not the best way of becoming lovable.