Amicably Meaning in English

word

US

ˈæmɪkəbɫi

AM-uh-kuh-blee

UK

ˈæmɪkəbli

AM-uh-kuh-blee

Definition

In a friendly and peaceful way, without arguments or bad feelings, especially when resolving a disagreement or ending a relationship.

Usage & Nuances

Used in formal or neutral contexts, often in legal, workplace, or relationship situations. Common with 'settle amicably', 'resolve amicably', or 'part amicably'. Implies both sides are cooperative and not hostile.

• Spanish: amistosamente - de manera amistosa
• Portuguese (BR): amigavelmente
• Portuguese (PT): amigavelmente
• Chinese (Simplified): 友好地
• Chinese (Traditional): 友善地
• Hindi: सौहार्दपूर्वक
• Arabic: بِوِدّ - بِشكلٍ وِدّي
• Bengali: সৌহার্দ্যপূর্ণভাবে - মৈত্রিপূর্ণভাবে
• Russian: дружелюбно - мирно
• Japanese: 円満に - 友好的に
• Vietnamese: một cách hòa thuận - một cách thân thiện
• Korean: 원만하게 - 우호적으로
• Turkish: dostça - barışçıl bir şekilde
• Urdu: خوش اسلوبی سے - دوستانہ طور پر
• Indonesian: secara damai - dengan ramah

Example Sentences

They discussed the problem amicably.

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The meeting ended amicably.

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They separated amicably after many years.

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We managed to resolve the contract dispute amicably.

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Thankfully, both sides agreed to part ways amicably.

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Despite the disagreement, everything was handled amicably.

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