simpatico
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6.2
- adjective
- /sɪmˈpɑːtɪkoʊ/
:
simpático
- Despite their different backgrounds, they were simpatico and enjoyed each other's company.
- very simpatico
- so simpatico
- simpatico relationship
We are simpatico on medical matters, right?
- We are simpatico on medical matters, right?
- And things weren't as whatever, I guess, simpatico between the whites and the blacks as they are today.
- I mean, Jay and I are very simpatico in these questions, so she's a great person to talk to.
- And yeah, he, we didn't, we weren't simpatico.
Examples
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Make sure you and I are simpatico.
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Orson and I, we're just so simpatico, I guess.
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We are simpatico on medical matters, right?
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You trying to develop some kind of simpatico relationship with her ?
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Your voice is very simpatico, too.
Fiction book (1996) -
You are such a good man, so simpatico.
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But as you know, Jonny and I were simpatico.
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I mean, Jay and I are very simpatico in these questions, so she's a great person to talk to.
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We are so simpatico.
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But you are simpatico.
Synonyms
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1.0
Pleasant and friendly that makes other people feel warm toward you
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4.2
People who live and work together peacefully
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6.0
Pleasant and easy to like because it suits your interests
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6.1
Friendly and pleasant to be with
Fitting in well with the people around you
Antonyms
How Friendly
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word simpatico comes from an old Greek idea made from sym- 'together' and pathos 'feeling', and it shares a root with sympathy and sympathetic. So, someone who is simpatico is easy to get along with because you share feelings or tastes.