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Hot SAT Words:. Lessons # 1-10. Lesson #6: The CONVIVIAL Cluster. Words Relating to FRIENDLY and AGREEABLE. Easy to get along with;. Affable Amiable Amicable. AFFABLE. Adj. easy to talk to; easy to approach; friendly, kind; amiable. ______________. AFFABLE.
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Hot SAT Words: Lessons # 1-10
Lesson #6: The CONVIVIAL Cluster Words Relating to FRIENDLY and AGREEABLE
Easy to get along with; • Affable • Amiable • Amicable
AFFABLE Adj. easy to talk to; easy to approach; friendly, kind; amiable
AFFABLE • Don’s friendly grin conveys his AFFABLE personality. • It’s fun to talk to Lisa because she’s so AFFABLE and upbeat.
AMIABLE • Good natured, friendly, affable
AMIABLE Amy says only the kindest things about people. She doesn’t understand the meaning of nasty. Mrs. Crabtree frowns and growls a lot. She’s a little short on AMIABILITY. AMIABLE
AMICABLE Adj. Showing goodwill; peaceable
AMICABLE • The conflict came to an AMICABLE end when the adversaries finally shook hands. (I WISH!) • The AMICABLE negotiations ended with an assassination and more suicide bombings.
CONGENIAL Adj. Compatible; having kindred needs or tastes; sympathetic
CONGENIALITY • What a CONGENIAL couple! They share a passion for make-up and costumes.
Adj. Sociable, outgoing in a festive way, esp. with respect to eating and drinking; fond of good company CONVIVIAL
CONVIVIAL • A CONVIVIAL crowd will be coming to the party; therefore, it should be fun!
CORDIAL • With a CORDIAL welcome, Harry made everyone feel glad to be at the meeting. • The CORDIAL remarks of my guests convinced me that the party was a success. • In spite of the customer’s rudeness, I tried to remain CORDIAL.
CORDIAL • With a CORDIAL welcome, Harry made everyone feel glad to be at the meeting. • The CORDIAL remarks of my guests convinced me that the party was a success. • In spite of the customer’s rudeness, I tried to remain CORDIAL.
GREGARIOUS • Liking groups and the company of others; sociable, outgoing
GREGARIOUS As a child Timmy was quiet, but as a teenager he’s GREGARIOUS.
JOCULAR ELOQUENT Adj. Liking to be with people, to joke around with them and have fun
LEVITY N. Lightheartedness; gaiety; carefree disposition, particularly when NOT appropriate
A little LEVITY is needed to lighten up this class. “Cheating is a serious issue,” said the exam proctor. “There’s no room for LEVITY in this discussion.” LEVITY