Companionable ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Companionable ( adjective )

Friendly and good to be around; easy to talk to.

Origin:

From middle english companionable, from old french companionable, from latin compāniōnābilis ("suitable for a companion"), from compāniō ("companion") + -ābilis ("-abl.e")

Examples:

1. It was a companionable silence, comfortable and easy.
2. He was a companionable person, always eager to talk and share stories.
3. The dog was companionable, always happy to sit by her side.
4. It was a companionable night, spent in good company and lively conversation.
5. She found the work companionable, always happy to be in the company of her colleagues.

(As a noun)

Companionable ( noun )

Friendly and good to be around; easy to talk to.

Origin:

From middle english companionable, from old french companionable, from latin compāniōnābilis ("suitable for a companion"), from compāniō ("companion") + -ābilis ("-abl.e")

Examples:

1. It was a companionable silence, comfortable and easy.
2. He was a companionable person, always eager to talk and share stories.
3. The dog was companionable, always happy to sit by her side.
4. It was a companionable night, spent in good company and lively conversation.
5. She found the work companionable, always happy to be in the company of her colleagues.