Amicably

/ˈamɪkəbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a friendly and peaceable manner.

The two countries resolved their trade differences amicably.

In a manner characterized by goodwill and cooperation.

They decided to part ways amicably after years of working together.

Without hostility or conflict.

The negotiations were conducted amicably, leading to a successful agreement.

In a manner that promotes harmony.

The couple was able to discuss their issues amicably, avoiding any arguments.

From Latin 'amicabilis', from 'amicus' meaning 'friend'.

amicable agreement

An agreement reached in a friendly manner.

amicable divorce

A divorce settled without hostility.

amicable relationship

A relationship characterized by mutual friendliness.

amicable

Friendly, characterized by goodwill.

amicability

The quality of being amicable.

Getting along well without fuss.

We dealt with the situation amicably, no drama!

Resolving issues in a chill way.

Let’s just talk it out amicably, man.