Friendly and Indulgent

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Friendly adjective - Willing to do a favor.

Usage example: a kid-friendly restaurant with high chairs and a special menu for small-fry appetites

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Indulgent and friendly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indulgent" instead an adjective "Friendly".

Nearby Words: friend, friendliness, friendship

Indulgent adjective - Willing to do a favor.

Usage example: an indulgent clerk who let me try on practically every size-seven shoe the store had

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Friendly and indulgent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Friendly" instead an adjective "Indulgent".

Foreshadowing: Nefret says that Sethos "treated her like an indulgent uncle" during "He Shall Thunder in the Sky." We find out later in the book that Sethos is Emerson's illegitimate half-brother Friendly Enemy: After a certain point, Amelia and Sethos' relationship is mostly this.

Source: Literature / Amelia Peabody

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