agreeably

agreeable | American Dictionary

agreeable
adjective
us/əˈɡri·ə·bəl/
pleasant; pleasing:
She has an agreeable personality.
acceptable or satisfactory:
We prefer to reach a solution agreeable to all interested parties.
Someone who is agreeable to doing something is willing to do it:
We can close the deal tomorrow if your client is agreeable.

Examples of agreeable

agreeable
He said vaguely agreeable things about further absorbing their message.
Respondents are more likely to discuss politics with disagreeable experts than with agreeable discussants who are politically inexpert.
Elicited imitation is as close as one can come to direct linguistic tuition and simultaneously maintain an agreeable social interaction.
Next to family affairs lawsuits, methinks it is the least agreeable conversation rational beings can employ themselves in.
Predictably, phrenology was often agreeable to those at the top of any hierarchy of power.
The simple materiality of the larch structure is agreeable to both the eye and the touch.
Furthermore, since its overall contents and structure are very lucid and its style most agreeable, the book is quite suitable as a textbook for students.
Local custom also dictates that it is good practice to be welcoming and agreeable with visitors to the community.
Numerous areas with an agreeable climate, scenic vistas and a low cost-of-living nevertheless do not attract elder in-migrants in substantial numbers.
The clarity of his arguments will render the book agreeable to undergraduates.
Examples include : agreeable, disappointing, explicit, nameless, overloaded, wasteful, wooly.
Results for agreeableness provide additional evidence that the agreeable have a modest but general tendency to avoid certain aspects of the political world.
By the 18th century, however, the general modern sense of 'agreeable, good' (etc.) had established itself.
She rendered their approbation most flattering and most agreeable to him for its own sake; and their disapprobation most mortifying and most offensive.
Economists are understandably reluctant to compromise their commitment to truth, or to adopt shoddy practice in pursuit of agreeable results.
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