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amicable

[am-i-kuh-buhl] / ˈæm ɪ kə bəl /


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“We were scheduled to start working with a family therapist in California in mid-January. I thought things were calming down and were going to move forward in a more amicable, respectful fashion,” Wilde stated.

From Los Angeles Times

If you want an amicable divorce, then be amicable.

From Washington Post

It's in these more difficult cases, where amicable agreements can't be reached, that costs can quickly rise.

From BBC

Feige told the entertainment trade magazine he is “all for amicable solutions” between the company and the movie star, who also served as an executive producer on “Black Widow.”

From Los Angeles Times

Information Minister Lai Mohammed told journalists that an “amicable resolution is very much in sight,” but did not specify how soon the ban could be lifted in Africa’s most populous nation.

From Seattle Times