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Definition of likeably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
personalityRare in a way that is easy to likeRare
- He behaved likeably, winning over the crowd quickly.
2.
pleasantlyRare in a way that is pleasant or agreeableRare
- She spoke likeably during the presentation.
Origin of likeably
English, like (similar) + -able (capable of) + -ly (manner)
Examples of likeably in a sentence
The dog wagged its tail likeably, endearing itself to the visitors. He likeably handled the difficult questions from the audience. The host likeably engaged with all the guests.
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- French:sympathiquement, de manière plaisante, ...
- German:sympathisch, angenehm, ...
- Italian:piacevolmente, gradevolmente, ...
- Spanish:simpáticamente, agradablemente, ...
- Portuguese:de forma cativante, simpaticamente, ...
- Chinese:讨人喜欢地, 令人愉快地, ...
- Japanese:好感が持てるように, 心地よく, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ مَحْبُوب, بِشَكل لَطِيف, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן נָעִים, בְּנֹעַם, ...
- Russian:легко понравиться, приятно, ...
- Ukrainian:симпатично, приємно, ...
- Hindi:पसंद आने योग्य तरीके से, प्रियतापूर्वक, ...
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