congenial

That last round was congenial, like a group hug on American Idol.

You must really excuse me, as I fear I should be scarcely a congenial spirit in such a party.

The Austrian campaign of 1809 called him from these congenial labours to the even more congenial operations of war.

He clung desperately to the hope that he might remain a congenial memory to the unsuspecting girl at his side.

Moist situations are most congenial, as among the plants that effect them it finds its winged food.

The wretched and outcast portion of humanity yielded to his skill its most congenial material.