IPA: /ˌbɒnəˈmiː/
KK: /bɑːnəˈmiː/
A friendly and cheerful attitude that makes people feel comfortable and happy.
The party was filled with laughter and bonhomie, making everyone feel welcome.
Bonhomie → It originates from the French word 'bonhomie', which is derived from 'bon' (meaning good) and 'homme' (meaning man). The term describes a cheerful and friendly disposition, reflecting a good-natured personality.
Think of 'good' ('bon') and 'man' ('homme') to remember that bonhomie refers to a friendly and good-natured spirit.
No commonly confused words.