Kind
Loveable
Loveable adjective - Having characteristics that attract love or affection.
Both words in one sentence
- Louise says this of Tina in 'Sliding Bobs', when she tells the story of what the Belcher children would've been like if Linda had married Hugo instead of Bob; Louise's alternate self Charlize is a cheery, loveable princess fan who is always helpful and kind.
Source: You Monster! -
Warhammer Fantasy: while the Crapsack World makes it kind of hard to be loveable and alive, there's actually a god of Lovable Rogues: Ranald, a trickster, patron of thieves and liars, and believed to be an ascended human (like Sigmar).
Source: Lovable Rogue -
It has gotten to the point that Reagan is basically seen as some kind of loveable and morally incorruptible grandpa figure, which is a very romanticized image.
Source: Historical Hero Upgrade
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