amiableness

[Eng. amiable; -ne . ] The same as AMIABILITY. The po e ion of the qualities fitted to call forth love. "As soon as the natural gayety and amiablene of the young man wears off, they have nothing left to commend them."- Add is on . ām-i-a-bly, adv. [Eng. amiable; -ly.] 1. In an amiable manner; in a manner fitted to call forth love. IMG:content-0459.png:[blocks in formation] "The palaces rise so amiably , and the mosques and hummums with their cerulean tiles and gilded vanes. -Sir T. Herbert's Travels, p. 129. ăm-i-anth'-i-form, a. [In Ger. amianthiförmig.] Of the form of amianthus, with long flexible fibres.