agreeable Copy link Outline I. Pleasing1. grātus2. acceptus (with dat.3. commŏdus (esp. of manners)4. ămābĭlis, e5. blandus (of things flattering and seductive)6. jūcundus7. prŏbābĭlis, e (of what pleases any one's taste8. prŏbātus (i.e. in favour withII. Of persons or personal manners1. commŏdus2. făcĭlis, e3. lĕpĭdus4. festīvusIII. Suitable, agreeing with, consistent • agreeable: I. Pleasing: 1. grātus: an a. truth, veritas g., Cic.: an a. mistake, g. error, Hor.: an a. place, g. locus, Hor. Very a., pergrātus: a very a. letter, perg. literae, Cic. 2. acceptus (with dat.: v. acceptable): nothing is more a. to God, nihil Deo acceptius, Cic. 3. commŏdus (esp. of manners): a. to my companions, c. sodalibus meis, Hor. 4. ămābĭlis, e: an a. coolness, a. frigus, Hor.: v. lovely. 5. blandus (of things flattering and seductive): by use ease became more a. every day, otium consuetudine in dies blandius, Liv. 6. jūcundus: v. pleasant, delightful. 7. prŏbābĭlis, e (of what pleases any one's taste: with dat.): a speaker more a. to the people, probabilior populo orator, Cic. 8. prŏbātus (i.e. in favour with: with dat.): no one was more a. to the chiefs of the patricians, nemo probatior primoribus patrum erat, Liv.: v. pleasant, charming, delightful. II. Of persons or personal manners: 1. commŏdus: an a. and charming woman, mulier c. et faceta, Ter.: a. guests, c. convivae, Pl.: to be a person of a. manners, commodis moribus esse, Cic. 2. făcĭlis, e: to be a. and pleasant with anybody, f. et festivum esse alicui, Ter.: a. and kind, f. benevolusque, Ter.: Cic.: v. good-tempered. 3. lĕpĭdus: I found him kind, a., and courteous, ego usa sum benigno, l., comi, Ter.: a. manners, l. mores, Pl. 4. festīvus: they think you a., te f. putant, Ter.: v. pleasant, polite, courteous, affable. III. Suitable, agreeing with, consistent: aptus, accommodatus, congruens, consentiens: v. suitable, agreeing with, consistent.