Pronunciation: /ˈpɜːrsənəbəl/
adjective having an pleasing appearance or personality, friendly and sociable
A1 She is a very personable receptionist.
A2 My neighbor is quite personable and always says hello.
B1 The salesperson was friendly and personable, making the shopping experience enjoyable.
B2 The CEO's personable nature helped him connect with employees on a personal level.
C1 Her personable demeanor and excellent communication skills made her a great candidate for the job.
C2 The politician's personable charm and charisma endeared him to voters.
formal The new employee is very personable and easily connects with clients.
informal She's so personable, everyone loves talking to her at parties.
slang He's a super personable dude, always cracking jokes and making people feel comfortable.
figurative Her smile was like a personable ray of sunshine, brightening up the room.
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