adjective

congenial

pleasant, agreeable, sociable

He found the work to be congenial.

He found the work to be congenial.

She was a congenial colleague.

She was a congenial colleague.

We spent the evening in congenial company.

We spent the evening in congenial company.

((to sb.)) pleasant for (sb.) He found the work to be congenial.

a congenial ((noun)) a pleasant (noun) She was a congenial colleague.

Synonyms: agreeable, pleasant, sociable; Antonyms: uncongenial, disagreeable

From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'genius' (spirit). Literally 'with the same spirit'.

Think of 'con' (with) + 'genie' – like having a friendly genie who gets along with you.

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