Agreeability

Take, for instance, the research on agreeability, a highly stable characteristic not hard to decipher. ❋ Susan Engel (2011)

And if you pay attention to the specific qualities psychologists use in their own casual talk, you will begin to realize that they are invoking the explanatory power of five traits in particular: openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeability, and neuroticism. ❋ Susan Engel (2011)

Of course, what constitutes reasonable walking distance will depend on the agreeability of the walk. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Franzen has created a pretty interesting character, Patty, a woman of our generation, and the New Yorker excerpt was seductive: Franzen was being quite perceptive about what could be called the debilitating female agreeability gene. ❋ Nina Burleigh (2010)

Her change from anger to sweet agreeability puzzled him. ❋ Jude Deveraux (2010)

They seemed not to be gaffes at all, but a preemptive shedding of her enlightened, liberal, populist impulses in favor of centrist agreeability. ❋ Rebecca Traister (2010)

And perhaps his agreeability merely conceals that deep stupidity. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So, according to this test, I'm a conscientious and neurotic introvert who's not overly keen on new ideas and has a middling level of agreeability. ❋ Professor In Training (2009)

If people project their personalities onto politics, and if agreeability goes along with more socialist policies, then giving women the right to vote should make countries more socialist. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The thing that his proponents dwell on is his friendliness, his willingness to listen, his agreeability. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If Winnie found out, their whole marriage — with its carefully planned intimacies, its public agreeability, its dovetail toward mutual success — would be over. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Why did I get my panties in a bit of twist about all of the enthusiastic agreeability at the Motherlode? ❋ Unknown (2006)