IPA: /sɪmˈpætɪkoʊ/
KK: /sɪmˈpɑːtɪkoʊ/
Having qualities that are pleasing or attractive; being compatible or friendly with others.
She found him very simpatico and enjoyed their conversations.
Simpatico → It originates from the Italian word 'simpatico', which comes from the Latin 'sympathicus' (meaning having a common feeling) derived from 'sympathia' (meaning sympathy). The word describes someone who is likable or congenial, sharing a common feeling with others.
Think of someone who shares a 'common feeling' ('sympathia') with you, making them likable and easy to get along with.