Pronunciation: /kənˌdʒiːniˈæləti/
noun the quality of being pleasant, friendly, and sociable
A1 She always greets her neighbors with congeniality.
A2 The congeniality of the team members made the project enjoyable.
B1 The congeniality between the coworkers helped create a positive work environment.
B2 The congeniality of the host made the guests feel welcome and at ease.
C1 The congeniality of the group was evident in their ability to work together harmoniously.
C2 His congeniality towards others is one of the reasons he is well-liked by everyone he meets.
adjective congenial
A1 She is a congeniality person who always has a smile on her face.
A2 The congeniality atmosphere at the party made everyone feel welcome.
B1 The congeniality relationship between the coworkers helped improve productivity.
B2 His congeniality nature makes him easy to get along with in any situation.
C1 The congeniality of the team members contributed to the success of the project.
C2 Her congeniality demeanor and positive attitude are admired by everyone she meets.
formal The congeniality of the team members greatly contributed to the success of the project.
informal I always enjoy the congeniality of our weekly game nights with friends.
slang The congeniality at the party last night was off the charts!
figurative The congeniality between the two rival groups was like a breath of fresh air in the tense atmosphere.
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