amability Meaning, Definition & Usage
Am`a*bil"i*ty noun
Etymology
L.Definitions
Lovableness. Jer. Taylor.✍ The New English Dictionary (Murray) says this word is "usefully distinct from Amiability."
Webster 1913
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