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Definition of congenial:
Synonyms:
pleasing, congruous, delicious, tasty, blessed, dreamy, felicitous, unanimous, corresponding, attitude, refreshing, sociable, welcome, attractive, sympathetic, gratifying, enjoyable, pretty, darling, like, nice, accordant, consonant, dulcet, restful, heavenly, delightful, acceptable, correspondent, relaxing, satisfying, agreeable, conformable, agree, good, lovely, sweet, delightsome, compatible, favorable, good-natured, luscious, frictionless, delectable, grateful, good-tempered, consistent, palatable, pleasurable, savory, united.
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agreeable (part of speech: adjective)
- compatible,
- capitulating,
- pleasant,
- kindred,
- harmonious,
- agreeable,
- consensual,
- acquiescent,
- co-operative,
- concordant,
- understanding,
- friendly,
- empathetic,
- amiable,
- willing,
- likeable,
- suitable,
- assenting
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friendly (part of speech: adjective)
- companionable,
- close,
- spontaneous,
- neighborly,
- like-minded,
- amiable,
- friendly,
- affectionate,
- clubby,
- empathic,
- warmhearted,
- intimate,
- genuine,
- amicable,
- welcoming,
- sociable,
- warm-hearted,
- chummy
- sociable (part of speech: adjective)
- cheerful (part of speech: adjective)
Usage examples:
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Yet their tastes and ordinary habits were not congenial; and when they met in the streets, they never said, as they would to companions they esteemed less, " Let us spend the day together!"
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He did his best to train me in the way I should go, and his methods were quite congenial to my taste.
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With all these fears around his heart, and yet with a firm determination to give himself entirely to the cause in which he was embarked, de Lescure rode home to tell his young wife, to whom he was but barely two years married, that he must not only leave her, and give up the life so congenial to both their tastes, which they had lately led; but that he was going to place himself in constant danger, and leave her and all he loved in danger also.