Personable

/ˈpɜːrsənəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a pleasant appearance and manner; attractive and friendly.

The new manager is very personable, making it easy for the team to approach him with ideas.

Characterized by an agreeable or pleasant demeanor, often making social interactions easier.

Her personable nature helped her excel as a sales representative, building strong relationships with clients.

Being likable or charming in one's behavior or appearance.

Despite his serious profession, he was quite personable and enjoyed chatting with everyone.

Appealing in personality or appearance.

The candidate presented herself as a personable individual during the interview.

Having a warm and approachable character.

He was a personable host who welcomed all his guests with open arms.

From Middle English 'personable', from Old French 'personable', from Latin 'personabilis', meaning 'able to be a person'.

personable individual

A person who is pleasant and attractive in personality.

personable demeanor

An attractive and pleasant manner of presenting oneself.

person

A human being regarded as an individual.

personality

The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character.

Down-to-earth

She’s very down-to-earth and personable, making everyone feel at ease.

Chill

His chill and personable vibe drew people to him at the party.