Examples of 'congenial' in a sentence
Meaning of "congenial"
congenial (adjective) - pleasant or friendly; having qualities or interests that are similar to one's own. This term is often used to describe a person, atmosphere, or environment that is genial, agreeable, and sociable
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- Having the same or very similar nature, personality, tastes, habits or interests.
- Friendly or sociable.
- Suitable to one’s needs.
How to use "congenial" in a sentence
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They also offer a congenial business environment.
Congenial and reformatory rather than adversarial.
You need more congenial than mine.
And congenial to what the body wants.
They help in maintaining a congenial political atmosphere.
Flags for optimum external communication congenial.
He was voted most congenial in his cell block.
He finds himself a profession that is congenial to him.
Creating conditions congenial to investment and to growth.
On the whole it would be a most congenial life.
They just need a congenial environment to study.
You do not wanna get too congenial.
It contained elements congenial to our racial psyche.
Congenial when you first came.
Not amongst two such congenial families.
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Winning most congenial lifeguard award is not important.
He comes across as a nice and congenial fellow.
Time for our congenial candidate to say goodbye.
We have never had a more congenial menial.
But this congenial carnival can not impress me.
I leave after a long and congenial conversation.
Congenial and beneficial to both parties.
Intellectual property regimes are congenial to a market economy.
A congenial look for each taste and garden.
We will be happy to welcome you in a congenial atmosphere.
Change is a congenial part of the organizational processes of life.
None of them might be as congenial for life.
And more congenial to his feelings.
He also seemed determined on being congenial and cooperative.
How congenial you two are.
We are enjoying our friends in congenial new surroundings.
Congenial exchange with a coworker.
Had an occupation more congenial to her habits.
Working in a fish plant may not be very congenial.
Attitudes formed in such congenial circumstances die hard.
And your suggestion is most congenial.
In this zealous quest of congenial models he hesitates at nothing.
I do not seem to be able to strike the congenial note.
I was on semi congenial terms with you.
I thought we would talk somewhere congenial.
A week lodging in a congenial riverside establishment.
Hope these summers will be congenial.
Every human has a congenial with the animals.
Those places where the nourishment is more congenial.
I was not the congenial fellow.
How congenial is entirely up to you.
It was certainly more congenial than a confessional.
First we are going to give you miss personality and miss congenial.
All soils are congenial to its growth.
It does not smell very congenial.
