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relatable

[ri-leyt-uh-buhl] / rɪˈleɪ tə bəl /


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“It’s quite relatable to have somebody who lives life very differently to you,” Dodd says.

From Los Angeles Times

And his youngest daughter is one of my closest friends, so growing up we went to the same school and I’d have sleepovers at Steven’s house — not relatable.

From Los Angeles Times

This has meant the show has spent more time with the very relatable Dunk and his precocious charge Egg.

From Los Angeles Times

Like all good jokes, it’s both funny and achingly relatable, with a punchline that sticks to the ribs.

From Salon

“It would just be quite the learning curve for really big city people to try and write content that’s relatable to them.”

From The Wall Street Journal