Eugenie was known for her congeniality; she could easily fit in to virtually any group of people and have a good time.
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Congeniality
//kənˌd͡ʒiːniˈælɪti//
Synonyms for "congeniality" (143 found)
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Related words (71)
felicitousnessfellowshipfondness for societyfrictionlessnessfriendlinessfriendshipgeneric resemblancegenialitygood vibesgood vibrationsgoodlinessgoodnessgraciousnessgregariousnesshappy familyharmoniousnessharmonyhospitalityidentityintersection
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intimacykindnesskinshiplike-mindednesslikinglovemellifluousnessmellownessmutualityneighborlikenessneighborlinessonenessoverlapparallelismpeacepeaceablenesspleasancepleasantrypleasingnesspleasurabilitypleasurablenesspleasurepleasurefulnessrapportrapprochementreciprocityself-consistencysharingsociabilitysociablenesssocial gracesocialitysolidaritysweetnesssymmetrysymphonysyncsynchronismtallyteam spirittimingunderstandingunhostilityuniformityunionunisonunisonanceunityurbanitywelcomenesswell-affectedness
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9 translations across 7 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- حَرَارَة noun (quality of being congenial)
French
1 entries- sociabilité noun (quality of being congenial)
German
3 entries- Gleichgesinntheit noun (quality of being congenial)
- Wesensgleichheit noun (quality of being congenial)
- Ähnlichkeit noun (quality of being congenial)
Italian
1 entries- congenialità noun (quality of being congenial)
Manx
1 entries- cocheintys noun (quality of being congenial)
Portuguese
1 entries- congenialidade noun (quality of being congenial)
Romanian
1 entries- congenialitate noun (quality of being congenial)
Sample sentences
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If congeniality of tastes could have made a marriage happy, that union should have been thrice blessed.
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