friendly

A common way to emphasize friendliness.

Not harmful to the environment.

Used to emphasize a high degree of friendliness.

Friendly in a sincere and authentic way.

Friendly to an unusually high degree.

Completely friendly, often used to contrast with another perceived emotion.

Friendly by nature; innately friendly.

Indicates a moderate level of friendliness.

Excessively friendly, can imply inappropriate or sexual advances.

Friendly to an excessive degree, sometimes with negative or suspicious connotations.

Used to say that someone is not very friendly.

Used to say in a polite or indirect way that someone is unfriendly.

Nearly friendly, but not completely.

To have a good and friendly relationship with someone.

To possess the quality of being friendly.

To give the impression of being friendly.

To have a friendly appearance.

To sound friendly when speaking.

To give the impression of being friendly.

To continue to be on good terms with someone.

To start being friendly with someone.

To start being friendly, often in a social or informal context.

To be on good terms or be friends with someone.

Showing kindness or a pleasant attitude towards someone.

Showing kindness or a pleasant attitude towards someone.