amiability (Meaning)
amiability (n)
a cheerful and agreeable mood
a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to)
amiability (n.)
The quality of being amiable; amiableness; sweetness of disposition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of amiability
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- irascibility
- ungraciousness
- peevishness
- discourtesy
- boorishness
- impoliteness
- incivility
- rudeness
- petulance
- irritability
- ungraciousness
- irascibility
- testiness
- peevishness
- testiness
- petulance
- unpleasantness
- impoliteness
- boorishness
- irritability
- churlishness
- disagreeableness
- churlishness
- rudeness
- incivility
- unpleasantness
- disagreeableness
- discourtesy
Synonyms:
- kindness
- niceness
- good-naturedness
- pleasantness
- agreeableness
- affability
- graciousness
- amiableness
- geniality
- agreeability
Antonyms:
- grouchiness
- contentiousness
- grouchiness
- contentiousness
- querulousness
- grumpiness
- cantankerousness
- contrariness
- crankiness
- hostility
- unfriendliness
- querulousness
- orneriness
- hostility
- biliousness
- fussiness
- fussiness
- quarrelsomeness
- unfriendliness
- biliousness
- contrariness
- grumpiness
- cantankerousness
- orneriness
- quarrelsomeness
- crankiness
Synonyms:
- kindliness
- politeness
- likability
- cordiality
- amity
- cheerfulness
- enjoyableness
- civility
- benignity
- considerateness
- cheeriness
- amicableness
- amenability
- thoughtfulness
- complaisance
- amenity
- sweetness and light
- mellowness
- courteousness
- friendliness
- amicability
- empressement
- good-temperedness
- gemütlichkeit
- gentleness
- consideration
- sunniness
- delightfulness
- attractiveness
- courtesy
- comity
Antonyms:
amiability Sentence Examples
- Mary's amiability and warm personality made her a favorite among her colleagues.
- Despite facing challenges, Sarah approached every situation with grace and amiability.
- The host greeted guests with genuine amiability, creating a welcoming atmosphere at the event.
- John's amiability shone through as he patiently listened to others and offered support.
- The success of the team was attributed, in part, to the amiability and cooperation among its members.
- Even in stressful situations, Mark maintained his amiability, defusing tension with a smile.
- The teacher's amiability towards her students fostered a positive learning environment.
- Jack's natural amiability made it easy for him to build strong connections with people from all walks of life.
- Despite differences of opinion, the meeting proceeded with a surprising level of amiability.
- The restaurant's success was not only due to its delicious food but also the staff's consistent amiability toward customers.
FAQs About the word amiability
a cheerful and agreeable mood, a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to)The quality of being amiable; amiableness; sweetness of dispositio
sweetness, personableness, kindness, niceness, good-naturedness, pleasantness, agreeableness,affability, graciousness, amiableness
irascibility, ungraciousness, peevishness, discourtesy, boorishness, impoliteness, incivility, rudeness, petulance, irritability
Mary's amiability and warm personality made her a favorite among her colleagues.
Despite facing challenges, Sarah approached every situation with grace and amiability.
The host greeted guests with genuine amiability, creating a welcoming atmosphere at the event.
John's amiability shone through as he patiently listened to others and offered support.
