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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a most agreeable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is very pleasant or agreeable, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The dinner party was a most agreeable affair, filled with delightful conversation and laughter."
Alternatives: "very pleasant" or "extremely agreeable".
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That is a most agreeable condition.
It was a most agreeable cross-examination.
Here's hoping everyone has a most agreeable weekend.
Miss Moore's Mary is a most agreeable bundle of leggy charm.
He is easy and unreserved among his acquaintances, and has a most agreeable style of conversation".
Now he cracks jokes, gives betting tips and is a most agreeable dinner companion.
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The food, predominantly Vietnamese and French, is most agreeable: a perfect salad of ripe papaya and avocado, for example, and chunky frogs' legs with plenty of garlic and capers.
According to The Field, "the weather was not the most agreeable for a boat-race... a raw wind... leaden-coloured clouds overhanging the river".
It was certainly a shock, but of the most agreeable kind.
A treatise on painting, published in 1740, urges the British landscape painter to systematically illustrate Newton: "The Laws of Light and Colours, which, properly speaking, produce all the various Phaenomena of the visible World, would afford an inexhaustible fund of the most agreeable entertainment".
A plate of Bavarian cheeses, ranging from mild but flavorful (something like provolone) to deliciously soft and smelly was most agreeable, though served a bit too cold.
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