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Meanings of amicable in English
Usage of amicable in English
1
However, he said parking wardens would often try to find amicable solutions.
2
But the crisis is not serious because the divorce will be amicable.
3
It had not exactly been the most amicable of journeys so far.
4
The deputies waited upon the Governor accordingly, and the conversation was amicable.
5
The original relations between himself and the Prince bad been very amicable.
6
The landlady and the Biscayan exchanged amicable glances and burst into laughter.
7
Gradually the intercourse of the two statesmen became courteous and even amicable.
8
That extremely amicable occasion is one that I will always recall fondly.
9
Representatives for Smith have called the agreement amicable and the similarities coincidental.
10
The crocodile was greatly surprised by this amicable salutation of the monkey.
11
And yet here they lay side by side in amicable Christian converse.
12
The Margin is gratified to live in such amicable add prosperous times.
13
Set goals that are attainable and also amicable for your own survival.
14
The challenge would be to make the transition to the EEA amicable.
15
He was called in to effect an amicable arrangement between two parties.
16
Meantime, the outward professions to France remained of the most amicable character.
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Amicable through the time
Amicable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common