Though convivial by nature and ever free with his money, he sat there drinking alone in silent misery.

Aristippus and Epicurus were in the highest esteem here as the most polite, benevolent, and convivial of men.

Never had her "teas," her musicales, her receptions, and fêtes been merrier or more convivial than during this memorable autumn that Jack and Olympia passed as prisoners of war.

I have been disturbed at night by their uproariousness, for they are convivial to a fault; but in my immediate relations with them I have always found them frank, kindly, and courteous.