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Definition of amicable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
friendlyshowing friendliness and goodwill
- They reached an amicable agreement after the meeting.
- Their amicable conversation set a positive tone.
- The amicable settlement pleased both parties.
Expressions with amicable
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friendly and not arguing with each other
They are on amicable terms after the disagreement.
reach a friendly agreement that ends a dispute or disagreement
The two companies finally reached an amicable settlement after months of negotiation.
Origin of amicable
Latin, amicus (friend)
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- French:amical, ...
- German:freundschaftlich, ...
- Italian:amichevole, ...
- Spanish:amistoso, ...
- Portuguese:amigável, ...
- Chinese:友好的, ...
- Japanese:友好的な, ...
- Arabic:وُدِّيّ, ...
- Hebrew:יְדִידוּתִי, ...
- Russian:дружественный, ...
- Ukrainian:дружній, ...
- Hindi:सौहार्दपूर्ण, ...
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