friendlier

At once, Titanic's memory improved, and his attitude got friendlier.

Southern incumbents like Mark Pryor and Mary Landrieu have seen some friendlier poll numbers.

But because they wanted something friendlier, they came up with the nomenclature of ‘screen name.’

And McCauley was surely friendlier that his brusque air of command indicated.

Is an image on a cell phone—up-close and personal—always a friendlier face?

Mrs. Bassett had never seemed friendlier, and Sylvia was flattered by this mark of kindness.

I reckon nobody ever turned a friendlier face toward others than John has, and that's why everybody loves him so.

Where bends a softer sky above a friendlier channel by Nature moulded for nobler uses?

And she waited, hoping he would think of friendlier words to speak, now that his resentment had been voiced.

The Tyrians, forgetful of their long-standing alliance with the house of David, behaved in no friendlier manner.