companionable

a companionable young man.

reading together in companionable silence.

They walked in companionable silence.

She enjoyed a companionable chat with her best friend.

Their companionable silence spoke volumes about their strong bond.

The dog was a companionable pet, always by his side.

They had a companionable relationship built on trust and respect.

The group of friends had a companionable dinner together.

The cat was known for its companionable nature, always seeking human company.

She found his companionable presence comforting during the difficult times.

The elderly couple enjoyed a companionable walk in the park every morning.

Their companionable laughter filled the room with warmth and joy.

The team had a companionable spirit that helped them work well together.

They often took long walks together, however, marching through the streets of London in companionable silence.

The flames made the dingy room more companionable.

I can't help feeling that the chatbot would make a highly companionable sentient being – if you could overlook its plotting, of course.

Cat videos are the definition of clickbait, dogs are prized for their companionable qualities, and the most popular cartoons feature bears, rabbits, ducks and pigs.

" If that is how you feel, " he said in a companionable way, " please forget that I have said anything."

The ships of the French fleet give it an air at once romantic and companionable, and I am never tired of wandering about its old streets.

I left Treena and Thom with Dad and took the rest of the plates through to the kitchen where Mum and I washed up in companionable silence for a while.

She returned presently, bringing a smoking basin and a basket of work; and, having placed the former on the hob, drew in her seat, evidently pleased to find me so companionable.

We sat in companionable, overstuffed silence as the restaurant slowly emptied, and she paid with a seldom-used credit card (" I'll be dead before they come looking for payment, hah! " ).

They had found to a great extent, as most young couples find in some measure, that they possessed in common many fixed ideas and curiosities and odd quirks of mind; they were essentially companionable.