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Meanings of most amicable in English
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Usage of most amicable in English
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It had not exactly been the most amicable of journeys so far.
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Meantime, the outward professions to France remained of the most amicable character.
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She held out both hands, with a most amicable expression of countenance.
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The two Emperors met in the most amicable way, et least to all appearance.
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The most amicable relations existed between them and the Indians.
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With the other powers of Europe our relations continue on the most amicable footing.
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A most amicable sentiment, sure to be popular amongst the rising generation of Agen.
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Unfortunately, even the most amicable of break-ups can turn ugly.
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The animal that bears it is, without question, the most amicable of the three species.
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When music was around them they were at their freest and at their most amicable.
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She answered him with a smile, and they went on together in the most amicable manner.
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They are hardy and reliable laborers, and live on the most amicable terms with the Russians.
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I think this a most amicable offer.
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Every thing being settled on the most amicable terms between them, Hawkins made preparations for his voyage.
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Grey's Anatomy actor Jesse Williams and estranged wife, Aryn Drake-Lee, haven't had the most amicable of breakups.
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They all knew each other, and felt like one large family, among whom existed the most amicable relations.
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