Definition of personable
: pleasant or amiable in person : attractive
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Examples of personable in a Sentence
The hostess was very personable.
He is a personable young man.
Recent Examples of personable from the Web
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Outgoing and personable, Roger also loves to meet new people and give hugs and kisses.
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Democratic donors hate Cruz: Sure, O'Rourke is young, personable and handsome.
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This ruse works, the personable Curiosity here offering spot-on science.
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Ohlin said Quidatano's enthusiastic, dependable and personable attitude went a long way with the supervisory selection panel's decision this year.
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Saban’s the same way, if slightly more personable and therefore slightly less intimidating.
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Ruby has become more stable, even-tempered, personable and pleasant.
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Writing in Hank's voice seemed more personable, Trainer said.
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Smith was cooperative, polite and personable during meetings about his case, attorney Mark Herder told the AP on Monday.
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First Known Use of personable
15th century
PERSONABLE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of personable for English Language Learners
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: friendly or pleasant in manner : easy to get along with
PERSONABLE Defined for Kids
Definition of personable for Students
: pleasing in appearance or manner
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