wooable
- adjective
- /ˈwuːəbl/
- The character in the novel was charming and very wooable to everyone he met.
Examples
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Some people are naturally more wooable because of their open and friendly nature.
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He wondered if she was truly wooable or just being polite.
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She is very wooable with her charming personality.
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Is he really that wooable?
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The charming new guy at work seems very wooable, as many of the colleagues are clearly interested in him.
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Her kind personality and genuine smile made her incredibly wooable at the party last night.
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With his romantic gestures and sweet compliments, he proved to be quite wooable to those around him.
Synonyms
Very attractive in a way that makes people feel interested or want it
Easy to like and care about because of kind or funny actions
Someone others want to go out with
Attractive in a way that makes people like someone or something
Attractive in a way that makes people like them romantically
Antonyms
How Wooable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wooable comes from the old English verb woo, which means 'to court' or 'seek love', and the ending -able means 'able to be'. So, someone who is wooable is 'able to be courted' or 'won as a romantic partner'.