congenial
31congenial, genial — Congenial means compatible, allied in spirit, temper, and feeling, suited to one another : The players on this team are congenial. At the party you will find a congenial atmosphere. Genial means cordial, cheerful, sympathetic : Our host was in a… …
32congenial / congenital — Congenial describes something likeable, suitable to taste: They enjoy the congenial surroundings in their home. Congenital refers to a condition present at birth because of heredity: Raymond has a congenital heart defect …
33congenial / congenital — Congenial describes something likeable, suitable to taste: They enjoy the congenial surroundings in their home. Congenital refers to a condition present at birth because of heredity: Raymond has a congenital heart defect …
34congenial — Synonyms and related words: accordant, affable, affinitive, affirmative, agnate, agreeable, agreeing, akin, allied, amiable, amicable, answerable, appertaining, associative, at one, attuned, blissful, brotherly, cheerful, civil, clubbable,… …
35congenial — con|ge|ni|al Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
36congenial — con·gen·ial || kÉ™n dÊ’iËnjÉ™l adj. suited; pleasant, agreeable, affable …
37congenial — [kən dʒi:nɪəl] adjective (of a person) pleasing through having qualities or interests similar to one s own. ↘suited to one s taste or inclination. Derivatives congeniality noun congenially adverb …
38congenial — a. 1. Kindred, similar, sympathetic. 2. Suited, adapted, proper, suitable, natural, agreeable. 3. Favorable, agreeable, genial, (said of climate, etc.) …
39congenial — adj 1. compatible, correspondent, congruous, well matched, suited or appropriate to each other; sympathetic, kindred, affinitive, related, cognate, like minded, of the same mind, of one mind; concurrent, consentaneous, consentient, agreeing, in… …
40congenial — con·ge·nial …
