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majo

majo

9.6
Friendly and pleasant in a warm, welcoming way
  • adjective
: majo
  • The staff at the hotel were so majo that we felt at home right away.

Examples

  • Our new neighbor is really majo and always greets everyone with a smile.

  • People say she is majo because she helps anyone who needs it.

  • She is such a majo person!

  • Everyone loves his majo personality.

  • Our new neighbor is really majo and always greets everyone with a smile.

  • The staff at the hotel were so majo that we felt at home right away.

  • People say she is majo because she helps anyone who needs it.

Synonyms

warm
vsmajo
321 1.0

Showing kindness and affection to others

is milder and more casually friendly rather than deeply emotional
pleasant
vsmajo
79 1.0

Friendly and polite in a way that makes others feel good

is more personally warm and inviting rather than merely agreeable
likable
vsmajo
  • US
49 1.0

Pleasant and friendly that makes other people feel warm toward you

focuses more on direct warmth and easy approachability
likeable
vsmajo
  • UK
26 1.0

Nice and friendly so people feel warm toward you

is more specifically warm and personally approachable in behaviour
amiable
vsmajo
19 3.4

Friendly and pleasant in a way people like

is warmer and more openly approachable in casual social situations
affable
vsmajo
16 5.5

Friendly and easy to talk to

is more broadly friendly and personally inviting rather than only talkative

Antonyms

183 1.0

Not nice and causing discomfort or unhappiness

5 3.9

Unpleasant to do or feel and causing annoyance

How Likeable

endearing
36 3.5
charming
450 1.0
majo
9.6
friendly
763 1.0
pleasant
323 1.0
agreeable
22 1.0

Surface Forms

majo positive

Etymology

The word majo comes from Spanish, where it described lively, stylish people in old Madrid, often shown in famous paintings as maja or majo figures. So calling someone majo now means they are 'pleasant' or 'friendly'.