loveable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Beautiful and loveable in their childhood, they all, to use a vulgar expression, turn out badly.
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He is portrayed as a loveable loser.
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He played the character of a loveable rogue, always with an idea about how to make a quick buck.
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He isn't very smart but very loveable.
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According to an obituary, her colleagues described her as loveable, warm and full of humour.
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Amiable enough, but, as ever, a little loveable eccentricity goes a very long way.
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Shepherd said that on the surface he's a loveable, cheeky chappy, but underneath he has hidden depths which will be exciting to explore.
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Everything in this film had the touch of the half-finished, temporary and uncertain and therefore it would be loveable.
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He is a failure, really, but a loveable failure; a kind man at heart.
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Due to her role in that drama as such a strange, but loveable, character, even now she is regular topic of discussion.
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