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7 - it has a pleasant meaning, it's unusual, somehow not frilly despite the -bel and I have a good association with it (late relative)

Amabel is one of my longest-standing favorites! I'll give her a 9.

3. I'd give it a 3. It will constantly be confused with Annabel-- even in some fonts "m" looks like "nn." I'm not a huge fan of -bel names anyway.

I'd rate it zero. I don't like bell enames, and Amabel just sounds like a mispronounced Annabelle.