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amicable
adjective as in friendly, especially regarding an agreement
Example Sentences
“I am still willing to avert court action and have a sensible and amicable conversation with Newport City Council, but there has to be no messing around. They have to come and speak to me.”
The couple released a joint statement on Instagram on Tuesday, saying their decision to split was mutual and amicable.
But it is an amicable exchange, following a request by a group campaigning for a republic to have a meeting with the King during his visit.
Chelsea said that "numerous discussions" have taken place to seek an "amicable solution to this scheduling conflict" but they proved unsuccessful.
He clarified that their relationship is far from amicable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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