Use of the word amiable in a sentence example

amiable

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And so the amiable couple parted. [adjective]

Nehru chacha was always amiable with children. [adjective]

"You are very amiable," answered Boges. [adjective]

Very amiable chap, who would n't give any profit forecasts. [adjective]

I, who had ever been surrounded by amiable companions, continually engaged in endeavoring to bestow mutual pleasure I was now alone. [adjective]

She might have given a freer, fonder love to a more amiable man. [adjective]

She accepted her sister's sacrifice with an amiable lightness. [adjective]

And then the patient's temper was so amiable, her mind, undimmed after eighty-three years of life, was a mirror of God. [adjective]

She was kind, she was amiable, generous, even to recklessness. [adjective]

"I must withdraw you from your own amiable family," he said, "to involve you in the perplexities of an unhappy man." [adjective]

Through friendly exchanges he had received a loving letter from his mother, with an amiable enclosure, and M. [adjective]

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