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affability

[af-uh-bil-i-tee] / ˌæf əˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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His affability was undeniable, largely because Candy was as kindhearted and authentic in real life as he was onscreen.

From Salon

Gary was a lawyer whose affability never offended off the court, but on the court I found him pushy.

From Los Angeles Times

"There is an affability about him, but he's also not afraid of stirring the pot. He's very authentic and has a big personality without necessarily dominating the space."

From BBC

She's one of pop's most poised stars, choosing her words carefully and brushing away personal questions with a practised affability.

From BBC

There was a playfulness and affability that was lacking this year, and was instead replaced by tension, haughtiness, indifference and downright rudeness — a sentiment that I heard from multiple camp mates, both old and new.

From Los Angeles Times