congenial Sentence Examples
- The congenial atmosphere at the party made everyone feel welcome and relaxed.
- Sarah found the new job to be congenial because it allowed her to work with like-minded individuals.
- They enjoyed each other's company because they had congenial personalities that complemented one another.
- The small town had a congenial community where neighbors looked out for each other.
- Despite their differing backgrounds, they found common ground and shared congenial conversations.
- The warm fireplace and comfortable chairs created a congenial setting for an evening of storytelling.
- The congenial host greeted each guest with a smile and made them feel at home.
- Working in a congenial environment can significantly enhance employee satisfaction and productivity.
- Their congenial relationship was evident in the way they laughed and joked together.
- The congenial climate of the Mediterranean region attracts tourists from around the world.
congenial Meaning
congenial (a)
suitable to your needs
congenial (s)
(used of plants) capable of cross-fertilization or of being grafted
Synonyms & Antonyms of congenial
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unpalatable
- miserable
- repulsive
- disgusting
- vile
- vile
- bilious
- offensive
- offensive
- dull
- hateful
- hellish
- disagreeable
- unsavory
- disgusting
- hateful
- bilious
- tedious
- odious
- unpleasant
- repugnant
- odious
- repulsive
- boring
- obnoxious
- unsavory
- obnoxious
- disagreeable
- dull
- hellish
- unpalatable
- ghastly
- wretched
- boring
- unwelcome
- tedious
- repugnant
- horrid
- miserable
- horrid
- ghastly
- abominable
- abominable
- unwelcome
- distasteful
- unpleasant
- wretched
- distasteful
Synonyms:
- tasty
- amusing
- tempting
- agreeable
- pleasurable
- grateful
- dulcet
- darling
- desirable
- happy
- pretty
- comfortable
- charming
- attractive
- soothing
- savory
- blest
- welcome
- blessed
- dreamy
- jolly
- comforting
- delectable
- gratifying
- fascinating
- luscious
- palatable
- heavenly
- felicitous
Antonyms:
- joyless
- depressing
- lamentable
- irksome
- regrettable
- dreary
- displeasing
- revulsive
- irritating
- irksome
- sorrowful
- displeasing
- repellant
- sad
- doleful
- annoying
- aggravating
- vexing
- tragical
- hostile
- lamentable
- lachrymose
- aggravating
- yucky
- god-awful
- detestable
- depressing
- gloomy
- tragic
- sad
- joyless
- dreary
- lugubrious
- stale
- irritating
- commonplace
- repellent
- stale
- repellant
- abhorrent
- exasperating
- god-awful
- dismal
- detestable
- perturbing
- insipid
- flat
- disheartening
- exasperating
- revulsive
- vexing
- gloomy
- perturbing
- mournful
- tragical
- lachrymose
- dolorous
- deplorable
- pleasureless
- pleasureless
- commonplace
- disheartening
- deplorable
- sorrowful
- unhappy
- abhorrent
- insipid
- dismal
- hostile
- annoying
- unhappy
- tragic
- lugubrious
- dolorous
- regrettable
- doleful
- mournful
- repellent
- flat
- yucky
FAQs About the word congenial
suitable to your needs, (used of plants) capable of cross-fertilization or of being grafted
pleasant, pleasing, nice, sweet, delightful, delicious, enjoyable, satisfying, good, tasty
unpalatable, miserable, repulsive, disgusting, vile, vile, bilious, offensive, offensive, dull
The congenial atmosphere at the party made everyone feel welcome and relaxed.
Sarah found the new job to be congenial because it allowed her to work with like-minded individuals.
They enjoyed each other's company because they had congenial personalities that complemented one another.
The small town had a congenial community where neighbors looked out for each other.
