Definitions
Friendly, warm, and easy to talk to.
Word origin
Borrowed from French affable, from Latin affābilis, from affor (“to address”), from ad + for (“to speak, to talk”). See fable. By surface analysis, af- + fable.
Used in a sentence
“During more affable weather, the four friends congregate outside, sometimes leaning their hickory chairs against a "catapa" tree[…]”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Friendly and easygoing”7 letters
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