Agreeable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGREEABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pleasant
• (of a course of action) acceptable
• quite enjoyable and pleasurable; pleasant
• willing to agree to something
• pleasant and enjoyable
• Pleasing, either to the mind or senses; pleasant; grateful; as, agreeable manners or remarks; an agreeable person; fruit agreeable to the taste.
• Willing; ready to agree or consent.
• Agreeing or suitable; conformable; correspondent; concordant; adapted; -- followed by to, rarely by with.
• In pursuance, conformity, or accordance; -- in this sense used adverbially for agreeably; as, agreeable to the order of the day, the House took up the report.
• conforming to your own liking or feelings or nature
• in keeping
• prepared to agree or consent

Words related to AGREEABLE

agreeableness16 agreeably15

Words that contain AGREEABLE

unagreeable14 disagreeable16 agreeableness16 disagreeables17 agreeablenesses18 disagreeablenes19 disagreeableness20 disagreeablenesses22

How to use AGREEABLE in a sentence

• He did all that he could to make the trip home agreeable.
• The more precise and correct the proportion which nature establishes, the more easy, safe and agreeable will be the passage through the world.
• Early in March Lady Russell writes to her son Rollo, at Harrow, of a very agreeable evening at Chesham Place, when Mr.
• You must know then, There is an agreeable young Fellow, to whose Person, Wit, and Humour no body makes any Objection, that pretends to have been long in Love with me.
• We returned home without any further addition to our stock of game, but highly delighted with our agreeable trip.
• But the coming of Jimmy Simpson altered this agreeable condition of mind.
• Of agreeable Canons there is no end, and the Chapter of Westminster is peculiarly rich in them.
• The women, although not nearly so well dressed or attractive to look at, were much more agreeable to one another, and one was a perfectly wonderful musician.
• It forms a very agreeable walk, and, when the Bishop possest it, was open for the enjoyment of the inhabitants, but it is now shut up and in disorder.
• The former of these hymns, which my correspondent mentions as having been so agreeable to Colonel Gardiner, I have given the reader already.
• And yet it would be difficult to describe wherein consists this agreeable peculiarity.
• And we knew a very pretty, agreeable young lady, moving in the first circles, who could not write a single letter at the age of seventeen.
• There is a very agreeable sketch of Bemerton and its neighborhood, as it now is, and the neat illustrations are of the kind that really illustrate.
• Higgs, even if this meeting with her in the barn had been his first, his sensations would hardly have been agreeable ones.
• An outward union, merely for worldly purposes, in which each party is suffered to maintain its peculiar tenets, can neither be agreeable to God nor useful to the Church.
• An agreeable wave of confidence in his own judgment filled him with benevolence.
• I anticipated extreme pleasure from again seeing prince Henry Lubomirska, whose society, as well as that of his amiable lady, had made me pass at Geneva many agreeable moments.
• It is a great mistake to suppose that exaggeration makes a person more agreeable, or that it adds to the importance of her statements.
• Dark-colored and smooth objects were more agreeable to him than those which were bright and rough.
• To our readers it proves that we are good-natured, honest, and determined to be agreeable.
• I conclude therefore, that one way to make the Women yet more agreeable is, to make the Men more virtuous.
• Such an assemblage of people was by no means agreeable to Lavretsky.
• It would be very agreeable for me thus to meet my old friends at my own home, but I cannot just now be absent from here as long as a visit there would require.
• The next agreeable sensation is the breaking out of a cold sweat all over.
• It was interesting to watch his joyous sense of being in foreign society, and his determination to be agreeable even if he had to talk all the time.
• It was very hot and the mosquitoes were terribly hostile, but otherwise my visit was very pleasant and agreeable.
• Upon growing old and becoming dry, it takes on a still more agreeable taste, for it preserves its sweetness and gets a perfume like that of the violet.

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