Friendly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRIENDLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In the manner of friends; amicably; like friends.
NOUN:
• one who is friendly
• a game or match that does not form part of a serious competition
• troops belonging to or allied with your own military forces
• match played for its own sake and not as part of a competition
ADJECTIVE:
• amicable
• kind and pleasant
• (of a person) on good or affectionate terms
• (of relations) not in conflict
• not seriously competitive or divisive
• (of a game or match) not forming part of a serious competition.
• denoting something that is adapted for or is not harmful to a specified thing
• favourable or serviceable
• showing or expressing liking
• Having the temper and disposition of a friend; disposed to promote the good of another; kind; favorable.
• Appropriate to, or implying, friendship; befitting friends; amicable.
• Not hostile; as, a friendly power or state.
• Promoting the good of any person; favorable; propitious; serviceable; as, a friendly breeze or gale.
• characteristic of or befitting a friend
• inclined to help or support; not antagonistic or hostile
• easy to understand or use
• of or belonging to your own country\'s forces or those of an ally
• (of troops or equipment) of, belonging to, or allied with one's own forces
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• inclined to approve, help, or support

Words related to FRIENDLY

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How to use FRIENDLY in a sentence

• Is he taken prisoner? Even in the prison camp the long arm of these friendly organizations reaches out to aid him.
• From first to last they were on the most friendly terms with each other, and there was no jealousy of his power on the part of the emperor.
• Between the fathers of the two young men, who thus walked so affectionately together, there subsisted unhappily no friendly feelings.
• They were as friendly to the English as commercial rivals could be.
• For these reasons I commend to the friendly consideration of Congress the subject of the Pacific Railroad, without finally committing myself to any particular route.
• The results of this friendly conference had been more serious than Mr.
• The son who had returned from Carolina was very friendly with this simple-hearted old servant, and easily gained his confidence.
• The Falkenried and Wallmoden families had been on friendly terms for years.
• Forsooth, some of them seemed to know him, and nodded friendly to him as they passed by, but he gave them back no good day.
• The settlement in Formosa has been successful, and the natives are now on friendly terms with the Spaniards.
• He is friendly with all the big politicians in the territory, and is ruthless and merciless.
• He was a man of distinguished bearing, who you could imagine would fill with grace and dignity the post of Irish Ambassador to some friendly power.
• Hussey and us have ever been of the most friendly character.
• The morning sun rose bright and fair Upon a lovely village where Prosperity abounded, And ceaseless hum of industry In lines of friendly rivalry From day to day resounded.
• He was also pleased to see that you have found a friendly architect, who will cooperate in submitting plans for the future Temple in Sydney.
• She asked him in a friendly tone why he was eating nothing.
• There are friendly relations between our church and the other colored churches near at hand.
• And no doubt she supposed I was valuable to Grim because of the friendly, confidential way in which he always treated me.
• He likewise enjoyed the friendly encouragement of Professor Wilson, and other men of letters.
• Prince Albert responded, and expressed the most friendly sentiments on behalf of the queen.
• During the latter day we were visited by a small tribe of natives, who appeared very friendly and did not stop long.
• There was not so much visiting, and the sight of a friendly face was very pleasing to the people who lived at those isolated settlements.
• Sommers, not only invited but justified a frank and friendly manner.
• The idea of anything other than entirely peaceful and friendly intervention was not entertained by any power in considering the situation in South Africa.
• He can ill afford to forego the smallest claim to esteem, and undoubtedly he entertained a friendly regard for the stage and its professors.
• General Lafayette was specially friendly, and the families visited frequently.
• Of modern writers, putting Scott aside, he is to me the most friendly and sympathetic.
• The child appeared to be on very friendly terms with him, and had, no doubt, enjoyed herself amazingly while her bearer was running away with her.

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