Private nuisance occurs when a person conducts himself in such a fashion as to unreasonably or excessively interfere with the private land-related rights of another. Thus, the plaintiff must be the owner or tenant of the real property affected.
worthy of admiration; inspiring approval, reverence, or affection. 2. excellent; first-rate. Origin of admirable.
2. Free from irritation; friendly: an amiable rivalry. âaâ²miÂ·aÂ·bly adverb Synonyms: agreeable, attractive, benignant, charming, engaging, gentle, good-natured, kind, lovable, lovely, loving, pleasant, pleasing, sweet, winning, winsome. Amiable combines the senses of lovable or lovely and loving; amiable is a higher and stronger word than good-natured or agreeable. Lovely is often applied to externals; as, a lovely face. Amiable denotes a disposition desirous to cheer, please, and make happy. A selfish man of the world may have the art to be agreeable; a handsome, brilliant, and witty person may be charming or even attractive, while by no means amiable.