Definition of amicably in English:

amicably

adverbˈamɪkəbliˈæmɪkəbli

In a friendly and peaceable manner.
they have amicably resolved their outstanding dispute
Example sentencesExamples
- Did they share their habitat amicably, coming into peaceful contact on a regular basis?
- He observed that sanderlings, when not foraging, roosted amicably in large flocks on sandbars.
- It is a contractual mechanism for resolving any dispute that cannot be amicably resolved.
- I knew him for nearly 50 years, not always amicably.
- He married the Prussian princess, but they did not have children and soon separated amicably.
- Superior officers almost never charged constables in such cases but instead gave advice about living amicably with neighbors.
- She routinely ate lunch amicably with both male and female colleagues, and most of her acquaintances liked her.
- He wants to make sure people know that his termination from the company was handled amicably.
- They went off amicably with the suspicious curator following stealthily behind.
- The expedition spent the next winter amicably with the Mandan Indians.

Definition of amicably in US English:

amicably

adverbˈæmɪkəbliˈamikəblē

In a friendly and peaceable manner.
they have amicably resolved their outstanding dispute
Example sentencesExamples
- Superior officers almost never charged constables in such cases but instead gave advice about living amicably with neighbors.
- He wants to make sure people know that his termination from the company was handled amicably.
- It is a contractual mechanism for resolving any dispute that cannot be amicably resolved.
- Did they share their habitat amicably, coming into peaceful contact on a regular basis?
- She routinely ate lunch amicably with both male and female colleagues, and most of her acquaintances liked her.
- I knew him for nearly 50 years, not always amicably.
- The expedition spent the next winter amicably with the Mandan Indians.
- He married the Prussian princess, but they did not have children and soon separated amicably.
- They went off amicably with the suspicious curator following stealthily behind.
- He observed that sanderlings, when not foraging, roosted amicably in large flocks on sandbars.

单词	amicably
释义	Definition of amicably in English: amicably adverbˈamɪkəbliˈæmɪkəbli In a friendly and peaceable manner. they have amicably resolved their outstanding dispute Example sentencesExamples Did they share their habitat amicably, coming into peaceful contact on a regular basis? He observed that sanderlings, when not foraging, roosted amicably in large flocks on sandbars. It is a contractual mechanism for resolving any dispute that cannot be amicably resolved. I knew him for nearly 50 years, not always amicably. He married the Prussian princess, but they did not have children and soon separated amicably. Superior officers almost never charged constables in such cases but instead gave advice about living amicably with neighbors. She routinely ate lunch amicably with both male and female colleagues, and most of her acquaintances liked her. He wants to make sure people know that his termination from the company was handled amicably. They went off amicably with the suspicious curator following stealthily behind. The expedition spent the next winter amicably with the Mandan Indians. Definition of amicably in US English: amicably adverbˈæmɪkəbliˈamikəblē In a friendly and peaceable manner. they have amicably resolved their outstanding dispute Example sentencesExamples Superior officers almost never charged constables in such cases but instead gave advice about living amicably with neighbors. He wants to make sure people know that his termination from the company was handled amicably. It is a contractual mechanism for resolving any dispute that cannot be amicably resolved. Did they share their habitat amicably, coming into peaceful contact on a regular basis? She routinely ate lunch amicably with both male and female colleagues, and most of her acquaintances liked her. I knew him for nearly 50 years, not always amicably. The expedition spent the next winter amicably with the Mandan Indians. He married the Prussian princess, but they did not have children and soon separated amicably. They went off amicably with the suspicious curator following stealthily behind. He observed that sanderlings, when not foraging, roosted amicably in large flocks on sandbars.
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