Amicably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMICABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an amicable manner.
ADVERB:
• AMICABLE, friendly
• in a friendly and peaceable manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by friendly goodwill; peaceable

Words related to AMICABLY

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How to use AMICABLY in a sentence

• So at least the Captain said to the other second, as they amicably chatted while their friends sought to slay each other before their hard, indifferent-seeming eyes.
• Enville shook hands very amicably with George Cannon, and instantly departed.
• Instead of tossing this old lead and iron into the air, therefore, it would be much better amicably to toss up a copper and let heads win.
• His conscience and his character compound matters very amicably.
• On hearing the case, the latter could scarcely restrain from laughing, but arranged the matter amicably, as such a crime was not mentioned in the statute book.
• XVI Freydis They of Poictesme narrate how Queen Freydis and Count Manuel lived together amicably upon Upper Morven.
• Twice a day, at breakfast and dinner, Joan and Sheldon and Tudor met amicably at table, and the evenings were as amicably spent on the veranda.
• The women of the tribe lived amicably enough together as a rule, but of course they had their differences.
• The offer is accepted, and so the matter is amicably settled.
• By the most authentic relations of those early times, the natives were an inoffensive people, who, when civilly used, traded amicably with the Europeans.
• Fry and I have been arguing, more or less amicably, about the principles of aesthetics.
• She very well knew why the matter had been so amicably settled, and she smiled to herself as she thought of the several long conversations she and her father had had together.
• It was a breach of etiquette to omit any acquaintance in these annual calls, when old friendships were renewed and family differences amicably settled.
• The question of the lecture-room was settled amicably, so that for the next year I was able to live in quiet.
• Should differences arise, they shall be amicably and conclusively settled by the Supreme Tribunal, that shall include members from all the governments and peoples of the world.
• They combined very amicably in a murderous attack upon the natives, and then fell to quarrelling about the possession of an island to the south.
• They consulted together, amicably arranging the menu.
• Matters being thus amicably adjusted, our travellers again set out on the 11th, preceded by their landlord of Feesurah on horseback.
• The biggest kind of practical joke would be settled amicably at the saloon after the usual style.
• For progress is nothing other than revolution effected amicably.
• The difficulty of adjusting amicably the questions at issue between the two countries was in no small degree augmented by the lapse of time since they had their origin.
• It is hoped that in this enlightened age these differences may be amicably adjusted.
• The husband approached and negotiated amicably with Hojeda for the ransom of his wife, promising to deliver, on a fixed day, the amount of gold demanded of him.
• As soon as the fleet sailed away, they took refuge with Careca who received them amicably.
• The latter received the Spaniards amicably, and offered them four thousand pesos.
• He argues that a man who is not at peace with his fellow-men cannot hope for reconciliation with his God until the difference has been amicably settled.

Similar words containing AMICAB without suffix ly

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