Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Congenial.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective obsolete Congenial.
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- adjective Alternative spelling of
congenial .
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Examples
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Instead, we read a bunch of really good stories and had very cogenial discussions about how to make them better.
Write Porn 2010
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Instead, we read a bunch of really good stories and had very cogenial discussions about how to make them better.
Scientifiction 2010
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Instead, we read a bunch of really good stories and had very cogenial discussions about how to make them better.
Catch-up 2007
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Instead, we read a bunch of really good stories and had very cogenial discussions about how to make them better.
Catch-up 2007
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Instead, we read a bunch of really good stories and had very cogenial discussions about how to make them better.
December 2007 2007
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Your question about “cogenial” ideologies facilitating laughter is a good one.
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