Affable
Affable adjective - Having a relaxed, casual manner.
Violent and affable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Violent" instead an adjective "Affable".
Nearby Words: affability, affably
Both words in one sentence
- By the second episode, the two have made up, while Victarian's personality is more firmly established as a violent but outwardly affable Mister Rogers.
Source: Podcast / Rollplay -
After he spends time as simply Mick Foley, affable everyman, it's easy to forget just how violent he can get.
Source: Wrestling / Mick Foley - Max Walker in Billy Birmingham's 12th Man comedy albums is affable, but willing to commit violent and obscene acts in a misguided effort to get back his position in the commentary team.
Source: Affably Evil / Other
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