Meaning & Definition of word "Amiably"

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    Amiably

    /ˈeɪ.mi.ə.bli/

    adverb:

    • 1. In a friendly and pleasant manner.
      • Example: She greeted her guests amiably, making everyone feel welcome.
    • 2. In a way that is characterized by good-natured kindness.
      • Example: They discussed their differences amiably, without raising their voices.
    • 3. In a sociable and agreeable way.
      • Example: He amiably accepted the criticism, thanking the team for their feedback.
    • 4. In a manner that promotes harmony and companionship.
      • Example: The dog wagged its tail amiably as it approached the children playing in the park.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'amicabilis' meaning 'friendly'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    amiably inclined:

    Having a friendly disposition

    speak amiably:

    To converse in a friendly manner

    amiably disposed:

    Having a friendly attitude towards someone

    Related Words

    amiable:

    Having a friendly and pleasant manner.

    amicable:

    Characterized by friendliness and absence of discord.

    Slang Meanings of amiably

    Meaning: Chill

    Example Sentence: He was being chill while discussing the plans.

    Meaning: Cool

    Example Sentence: She handled the situation coolly, making everyone feel comfortable.