agree·able 
/əˈgri:jəbəl/ adjective
/əˈgri:jəbəl/ adjective [more agreeable; most agreeable] 1 somewhat formal + old-fashioned : pleasing to the mind or senses : pleasant
▪ an agreeable taste ▪ He's a very agreeable young man. ▪ Traffic is one of the less agreeable aspects of city life. ▪ They spent an agreeable evening together. — opposite disagreeable 2 : ready or willing to agree : willing to do or allow something
▪ I suggested that we leave early, and she seemed agreeable. — usually + to ▪ She seemed agreeable to (the idea of) leaving early. 3 : able to be accepted : acceptable — + to ▪ Is the schedule agreeable to you? [=do you agree to the schedule?]
▪ an agreeable taste ▪ He's a very agreeable young man. ▪ Traffic is one of the less agreeable aspects of city life. ▪ They spent an agreeable evening together. — opposite disagreeable
▪ I suggested that we leave early, and she seemed agreeable. — usually + to ▪ She seemed agreeable to (the idea of) leaving early.
— agree·able·ness noun [noncount]
— agree·ably /əˈgri:jəbli/ adverb
▪ an agreeably sweet taste ▪ They spent the evening together very agreeably.
/əˈgri:jəbli/ adverb ▪ an agreeably sweet taste ▪ They spent the evening together very agreeably.
