Definitions and Examples of polite, friendly, amiable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having good manners and showing respect for others.
Example
She always speaks in a polite tone and never interrupts others while they are talking.
Kind and pleasant towards others; showing a willingness to talk and engage with people.
Example
The new neighbor was very friendly and invited us over for dinner.
Having a friendly and pleasant manner; easy to get along with.
Example
He has an amiable personality and is well-liked by everyone in the office.
Key Differences: polite vs friendly vs amiable
- 1Polite refers to having good manners and showing respect for others.
- 2Friendly describes someone who is kind and pleasant towards others and is willing to engage with them.
- 3Amiable describes someone who has a friendly and pleasant manner and is easy to get along with.
Effective Usage of polite, friendly, amiable
- 1Social Situations: Use polite, friendly, and amiable to describe people's behavior in social situations.
- 2Job Interviews: Use these antonyms to describe desirable qualities in job interviews.
- 3Customer Service: Use these words to train customer service representatives on how to interact with customers.
Remember this!
The antonyms of carlish are polite, friendly, and amiable. These words describe positive and pleasant attitudes towards others. Use these words to describe people's behavior in social situations, job interviews, and customer service training.
