VERY RELATABLE

Definition: Having qualities or characteristics that are easy to relate to; evoking a sense of familiarity or understanding.

Synonyms: Highly Relatable, Super Relatable, Extremely Relatable, Totally Relatable, Incredibly Relatable

Usage Examples in Sentences

The excitement of the first day of school is very relatable.

Finding lost toys is a very relatable childhood experience.

The feeling of joy after a successful baking attempt is very relatable.

Feeling sleepy during a boring lecture is very relatable for students.

Forgetting where you parked your car is a very relatable experience.

The painting captures the essence of loneliness in a bustling city, making it very relatable to urban life.

The comedian's jokes about awkward social situations were both funny and very relatable.

The protagonist's struggles in the novel are very relatable to anyone who has experienced loss.

Her stories about growing up in a small town are always very relatable to me.

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The struggles of balancing work and family life depicted in the movie are very relatable to many viewers.

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The painting captures a moment of solitude that is very relatable to introverts.

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Often, stories are very relatable and resonate deeply with readers.

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Deep resonance with readers is often achieved by very relatable stories.

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Dealing with stress is something very relatable for many people.

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His humor is very relatable, making him a favorite among his peers.

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For introverts, the character's social anxiety is very relatable.

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The book's themes of friendship and loyalty are very relatable.