Definition of bonhomous in English:

bonhomous

adjectiveˈbɒnəməsˈbɑnəməs

Friendly and cheerful.
a delightful evening full of bonhomous wit and lively political debate
Example sentencesExamples
- Like television he is over-excitable, bonhomous, hungry for novelty, permanently racing against the clock.
- I remember a few years ago he took me to what was then his favourite restaurant, Assaggi, and he was in his happiest, most bonhomous mood!
- Expect lots of bonhomous backslapping over the next two days.
- We're having our Christmas early, as is traditional, and despite the absurdity of silly costumes and sprigs of holly and tinsel on a sweltering June evening, the general mood is jolly and bonhomous and altogether Yule-like.
- When you close the book, you are no closer to understanding film making, but Merchant's generous, bonhomous warmth lingers in the mind.
- For most of the day he'd be the genial, bonhomous, fruity old wine-slurper you see on television and then at night he'd turn into a raging paranoid misanthrope.
- With such a bonhomous character there is a natural tendency to overlook his lapses of judgment.

Origin

Early 20th century: from bonhomie and -ous.

Rhymes

autonomous, heteronomous

Definition of bonhomous in US English:

bonhomous

adjectiveˈbänəməsˈbɑnəməs

Full of cheerful friendliness.
her relaxed, bonhomous nature
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember a few years ago he took me to what was then his favourite restaurant, Assaggi, and he was in his happiest, most bonhomous mood!
- Expect lots of bonhomous backslapping over the next two days.
- With such a bonhomous character there is a natural tendency to overlook his lapses of judgment.
- We're having our Christmas early, as is traditional, and despite the absurdity of silly costumes and sprigs of holly and tinsel on a sweltering June evening, the general mood is jolly and bonhomous and altogether Yule-like.
- For most of the day he'd be the genial, bonhomous, fruity old wine-slurper you see on television and then at night he'd turn into a raging paranoid misanthrope.
- Like television he is over-excitable, bonhomous, hungry for novelty, permanently racing against the clock.
- When you close the book, you are no closer to understanding film making, but Merchant's generous, bonhomous warmth lingers in the mind.

Origin

Early 20th century: from bonhomie and -ous.

单词	bonhomous
释义	Definition of bonhomous in English: bonhomous adjectiveˈbɒnəməsˈbɑnəməs Friendly and cheerful. a delightful evening full of bonhomous wit and lively political debate Example sentencesExamples Like television he is over-excitable, bonhomous, hungry for novelty, permanently racing against the clock. I remember a few years ago he took me to what was then his favourite restaurant, Assaggi, and he was in his happiest, most bonhomous mood! Expect lots of bonhomous backslapping over the next two days. We're having our Christmas early, as is traditional, and despite the absurdity of silly costumes and sprigs of holly and tinsel on a sweltering June evening, the general mood is jolly and bonhomous and altogether Yule-like. When you close the book, you are no closer to understanding film making, but Merchant's generous, bonhomous warmth lingers in the mind. For most of the day he'd be the genial, bonhomous, fruity old wine-slurper you see on television and then at night he'd turn into a raging paranoid misanthrope. With such a bonhomous character there is a natural tendency to overlook his lapses of judgment. Origin Early 20th century: from bonhomie and -ous. Rhymes autonomous, heteronomous Definition of bonhomous in US English: bonhomous adjectiveˈbänəməsˈbɑnəməs Full of cheerful friendliness. her relaxed, bonhomous nature Example sentencesExamples I remember a few years ago he took me to what was then his favourite restaurant, Assaggi, and he was in his happiest, most bonhomous mood! Expect lots of bonhomous backslapping over the next two days. With such a bonhomous character there is a natural tendency to overlook his lapses of judgment. We're having our Christmas early, as is traditional, and despite the absurdity of silly costumes and sprigs of holly and tinsel on a sweltering June evening, the general mood is jolly and bonhomous and altogether Yule-like. For most of the day he'd be the genial, bonhomous, fruity old wine-slurper you see on television and then at night he'd turn into a raging paranoid misanthrope. Like television he is over-excitable, bonhomous, hungry for novelty, permanently racing against the clock. When you close the book, you are no closer to understanding film making, but Merchant's generous, bonhomous warmth lingers in the mind. Origin Early 20th century: from bonhomie and -ous.
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