relatable US
rɪˈleɪtəbəl
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Adjective

empathyUSeasy to understand or connect with personallyUS
  • Her story was very relatable to everyone in the room.
  • His jokes are so relatable to teenagers.
  • The movie's characters felt relatable to me.
identifiable understandable
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Origin of relatable

Modern English, relate (connect) + -able (capable of)

Terms with relatable included in their meaning

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personality
man who is ordinary and relatable
conversation
shows strong agreement with a true or relatable statement
informal
man who is normal and relatable
psychology
make someone or something relatable
psychology
the aspect of something that is relatable to people
relatable feeling
intense feeling or experience many people relate to
empathy
making something more relatable or understandable
tfwacr.
acr: the feeling when
used to express a relatable feeling or situation

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  1. French:identifiable, ...
  2. German:nachvollziehbar, ...
  3. Italian:facile da comprendere, ...
  4. Spanish:cercano, ...
  5. Portuguese:compreensível, ...
  6. Chinese:有共鸣, ...
  7. Japanese:共感しやすい, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلفَهْم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְעוֹרֵר הִזְדַּהוּת, ...
  10. Russian:близкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:близький, ...
  12. Hindi:आत्मीय, ...
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