companionable

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com‧pan‧ion‧a‧ble/kəmˈpænjənəbəl/ adjective literary
friendly and pleasant to be with:
　 ▪ They sat together in companionable silence.

—companionably adverb

adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
NOUN
silence
▪ Robyn waited for him to break the spell of this wonderful, strangely companionable silence.
▪ He was teased about it but nevertheless would fetch up most evenings on my cot, smoking his chillum in companionable silence.
▪ Giancarlo smiled back and they walked along in companionable silence.
▪ We agreed about this message and sat in sad and companionable silence for a while.
▪ They often took long walks together, how ever, marching through the streets of London in companionable silence.
▪ But it wasn't a comfortable, companionable silence, at least not for Polly.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ And some of those things make the Alien seem downright companionable.
▪ But it wasn't a comfortable, companionable silence, at least not for Polly.
▪ From it, as she passed, came the companionable muted clucking of hens settling for the night.
▪ He spoke seldom, but he was never impatient with her, always kind, a companionable father figure.
▪ He was teased about it but nevertheless would fetch up most evenings on my cot, smoking his chillum in companionable silence.
▪ Not pals, exactly, but companionable.
▪ We agreed about this message and sat in sad and companionable silence for a while.
▪ We will miss our colleagues and the companionable bright lights of the Charcot as she held station beside us through the nights.