likeable
adj.adj. pleasant and easy to like. You use this to describe someone who has a nice personality that makes people feel comfortable.
adj. having qualities that inspire affection or pleasant feelings in others. Often used to describe a person's temperament or a fictional character's appeal.
He is a very likeable person with a great smile.
Even though the protagonist makes several mistakes, his honest nature makes him a likeable character.
The candidate's success was attributed less to her specific policy proposals and more to her likeable public persona, which resonated with a broad demographic of voters.
From like + -able.
Commonly used both attributively before a noun and predicatively after linking verbs like 'seem' or 'be'.
He is a likable manHe is a likeable manWhile 'likable' is the standard American spelling, British English learners often forget the 'e' when using the British variant 'likeable'.