personable
personable
Definition
per·son·able (pʉr′sə nə bəl)
adjective
having a pleasing appearance and personality; attractive
Etymology: ME personabilis
per′·son·able·ness noun
per′·son·ably adverb
personable
Synonyms
personable
Usage Examples
Preposition: with
- skill: Friendly and personable with customer service skills, you must respond well to others.
Modifies a noun
- manner: The good Friendly, personable manner made the shopper comfortable.
- approach: Not only was its quote the lowest, but the company also impressed with their personable, helpful approach.
- nature: If you have a personable nature and are willing to use your initiative, you'll thrive.
- character: This will require you to be as good in person as on the phone: a bold personable character.
- style: A skilled trainer and facilitator, she is known for her personable style and confident, approach to working with orgnisations.
- man: Outwardly, he was a tall, lean, personable young man in his early thirties.
Modifying Another Word
- extremely: You must be highly motivated with the ability to manage your own territory, very professional, confident, outgoing and extremely personable.
- highly: We can provide you with consistent, highly personable canvas prints.
- very: He's a very personable person: He loves people in spite of his [ disability ] .
- quite: He is a nice guy, quite personable, and they're a really tight band.
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