How to spell AMINABLE correctly?
If you've misspelled "aminable", fret not! The correct term is "amiable". This adjective describes someone who is friendly, pleasant, and easy to get along with. So, whenever you want to convey these positive traits, remember to use "amiable" instead.
List of suggestions on how to spell aminable correctly
- abominable The abominable snowman is a mythical creature said to inhabit the highest peaks of the Himalayas.
- alienable The right to vote is not an alienable right in a democratic society.
- amenable She proved amenable to our requests for extra hours of work.
- Amenably She replied amenably when asked if she could work the night shift.
- amendable The terms of the contract are amendable if both parties agree to any changes.
- amiable She was an amiable woman, always ready to lend a listening ear.
- amiably We enjoyed our time amiably chatting on the porch.
- amicable The new friends were amicable with one another.
- amicably We were amicably divided.
- damnable The weather here is damnable; it's always too hot or too cold.
- Imitable The design of the building was unique and imitable.
