Agreeable

Pleasant or enjoyable; causing satisfaction or approval, Willing to agree or consent; ready or disposed to agree, Likable or pleasant in personality; easy to get along with

Agreeable - Meanings

Pleasant or enjoyable; causing satisfaction or approval

Example: The weather was agreeable for a picnic in the park.

Usage: formalContext: describing weather, situations, or experiences

Note: Can refer to physical comfort, like agreeable temperatures, or to general enjoyment.

Willing to agree or consent; ready or disposed to agree

Example: She is agreeable to the proposed changes in the project.

Usage: formalContext: negotiations, decisions, or arrangements

Note: Indicates a readiness to comply or be in harmony with others.

Likable or pleasant in personality; easy to get along with

Example: He is an agreeable colleague who always helps others.

Usage: informalContext: describing people or relationships

Note: Often used to describe someone who is friendly, cooperative, and easy to work with.

Agreeable's synonyms

pleasant

Pleasant refers to something that is enjoyable or pleasing to the senses.

Example: The weather was pleasant for a walk in the park.

Note: Pleasant is more focused on the sensory experience of something being agreeable.

amiable

Amiable describes someone who is friendly, likable, and easy to approach.

Example: She has an amiable personality that makes it easy to get along with her.

Note: Amiable emphasizes the friendly and approachable nature of a person or situation.

affable

Affable describes someone who is friendly, sociable, and easy to talk to.

Example: The host was affable, making all the guests feel welcome.

Note: Affable often implies a warm and welcoming demeanor in social interactions.

agreeing

Agreeing refers to being in harmony or conformity with someone or something.

Example: They were both agreeing on the best course of action.

Note: Agreeing specifically highlights being in alignment or consensus with others.

Agreeable expressions, common phrases

A breath of fresh air

Refers to something or someone that is refreshing, different, and enjoyable.

Example: Meeting you was a breath of fresh air in this tedious conference.

Note: It emphasizes a sense of newness and revitalization beyond just being agreeable.

Easy on the eyes

Describes something visually pleasing or attractive.

Example: The artwork in the gallery was easy on the eyes, with its soothing colors.

Note: It specifically relates to visual appeal, unlike 'agreeable' which has a broader meaning.

Tickled pink

Means to be extremely pleased or delighted about something.

Example: She was tickled pink when she received the award for her performance.

Note: It conveys a high level of happiness and satisfaction, more intense than just feeling agreeable.

Music to my ears

Refers to information or sound that is very pleasant or satisfying to hear.

Example: Hearing the audience's applause was music to my ears after the performance.

Note: It highlights the joy and satisfaction derived from what is heard, beyond just being agreeable.

Pleasant surprise

Denotes something unexpected but enjoyable or welcome.

Example: Receiving a bonus at work was a pleasant surprise for the employees.

Note: It combines the element of surprise with the feeling of being agreeable.

Warm and fuzzy

Describes a feeling of comfort, happiness, or sentimentality.

Example: Watching that heartwarming movie always gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling.

Note: It conveys a sense of emotional warmth and comfort, in addition to being agreeable.

In good spirits

Means to be cheerful, optimistic, or positive in attitude.

Example: Despite the rainy weather, she was in good spirits all day.

Note: It implies a positive mood or attitude that goes beyond just feeling agreeable.

Agreeable everyday (slang) expressions

Cool with

To be in agreement or acceptance of something.

Example: Are you cool with meeting at 5 pm?

Note: Casual and informal way of expressing agreement.

Down with

To be willing or agreeable to a plan or suggestion.

Example: I'm down with going to the concert tonight.

Note: Slang term indicating agreement or approval.

On board

To be in agreement or support of a plan or idea.

Example: Everyone is on board with the new project proposal.

Note: Implies readiness to participate or support.

Go along with

To agree or comply with someone else’s ideas or plans.

Example: I'm happy to go along with your suggestions.

Note: Indicates willingness to follow someone else's lead.

Game for

To be willing or enthusiastic about participating in something.

Example: Are you game for trying out that new restaurant?

Note: Implies readiness and enthusiasm to engage in an activity.

Down for

To be ready or agreeable to do something.

Example: I'm down for watching a movie this weekend.

Note: Conveys readiness and agreement with a suggestion or plan.

All for it

To express wholehearted agreement or support for something.

Example: Count me in, I'm all for it!

Note: Conveys strong enthusiasm and approval.

Agreeable - Examples

The atmosphere in the room was very agreeable.

She was always agreeable to new ideas.

He greeted us with an agreeable smile.

Agreeable grammar

Agreeable - Noun (Noun) / Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: agreeable

Conjugations

Adjective (Adjective): agreeable

Noun, plural (Noun, plural): agreeables

Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): agreeable

Syllables, Separation and Stress

agreeable Contains 2 syllables: agree • able

Phonetic transcription: ə-ˈgrē-ə-bəl

agree able , ə ˈgrē ə bəl (The red syllable is stressed)

Agreeable - Importance and usage frequency

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

agreeable: ~ 2200 (Very common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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