loveable

[ luhv-uh-buhl ]

adjective

1. lovable.

Other Words From

• un·lovea·ble adjective
• un·lovea·ble·ness noun
• un·lovea·bly adverb

Example Sentences

Their family said Ms Prosper "was always putting others first" while Kyle was "a kind and funny young man" and Giselle was "loveable with an infectious smile".

From BBC

"He was a loveable nuisance, he was determined and he never seemed unhappy," she said.

From BBC

"If you watch the first series, you work out that actually how to win is to be loveable and inoffensive, and be close to the traitor," Winkleman says.

From BBC

“The Grimace Cozzzy Sandal features his loveable expression on the straps, comes with his favorite treat – a shake in the form of a Jibbitz™ charm, and can be paired with matching socks.”

From Salon

Studholme targeted the young woman, described by another neighbour as "a loveable person, but very slow and socially awkward who presented as someone with learning difficulties".

From BBC