congenial - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of congenial in Hindi

• अनुकूल
• सौहार्दपूर्ण
• अनुकूलनिय

congenial Definition

Adjective

• (of a person) pleasant because of a personality, qualities, or interests that are similar to one's own.

congenial Example

• Bees find a highly congenial habitat in Mexico, and some honey is exported. ( मधुमक्खियों को मेक्सिको में एक उच्च जन्मजात निवास स्थान मिलता है, और कुछ शहद का निर्यात किया जाता है। )
• The group seemed fairly congenial as functions of this sort go. ( इस तरह के कार्यों के रूप में समूह काफी जन्मजात लग रहा था। )
• The rhetoric of authenticity is not especially congenial to musical innovation. ( प्रामाणिकता की बयानबाजी विशेष रूप से संगीत नवाचार के लिए जन्मजात नहीं है। )
• The Tom Bartlett I know has always been congenial and cooperative, ( मुझे पता है कि टॉम बार्टलेट हमेशा जन्मजात और सहकारी रहे हैं, )
• I'm expecting a very congenial business meeting ." ( मैं एक बहुत ही जन्मजात व्यावसायिक बैठक की उम्मीद कर रहा हूं। " )

More Sentence

• Individually they are congenial, clever, bright, and funny.
• Our waitress couldn't have been more congenial and helpful.
• "congenial " and " easygoing ."
• All types of life to which shallow, clear sea-water was congenial appear to have abounded in the interior.
• In this zealous quest of congenial models he hesitates at nothing.
• Bedford Falls is named Pottersville and is a less congenial place.
• There was no society at Guangzhou that was congenial to them.
• Marshall ran a congenial court; there was seldom any bickering.
• Life in his own monastery proved no more congenial than before.
• They would doubtless be congenial with the generality of female minds.
• Taylor was more congenial about that part of the speech with reporters.
• His position on abortion is less congenial to some conservatives.
• At Strassburg began his intimacy with Caspar Schwenkfeld, a congenial spirit.
• A congenial smile sprouted on the officer's face.
• It had been as contentious as hers had been congenial.
• Slinking in the shadows was not congenial to his nature.
• A congenial smile flashed onto his face and he moved toward them.
• I dont blame you Nicky; the atmosphere here was not exactly congenial.
• His congenial attitude was something that could not be achieved through imitation.
• It would seem that John Miner, a very nice, congenial man, would have no reason to lie.
• I had congenial friends, some continuing from college (Ann and Marianne) and some new ones.
• Can you dance, child? he asked, his voice still low but his face now bright and congenial.
• A strange thing happened, a misunderstanding - a most unusual occurrence in our congenial group.
• I remember especially the walks we all took together every day in Central Park, the only part of the city that was congenial to me.
• This expression was the result, no doubt, of his strenuous training and the comparative lack of congenial friendships.
• his need for some congenial company
• he went back to a climate more congenial to his cold stony soul