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The two countries have a productive and amicable relationship.amicable = friendly
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It was an amicable divorce.amicable = friendly (showing goodwill)
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Although we disagree, I think we can reach an amicable compromise.amicable = friendly
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Their conversation had begun amicably enough, a simple discussion of who would take care of the cat while they were both out of town: she in Indianapolis for a concert, he in Lexington to help his mother. (source)amicably = in a friendly manner
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They've split as amicably as possible. (source)
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Walt's split from his first wife, Marcia, was not a clean or amicable parting.† (source)
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Then, days of amicable banter, visits from Doctor Papineau, evenings watching television.† (source)
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Thus it is not surprising that, within a month, the problems of InGen were quietly and amicably settled.† (source)
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Amicability was not Sam's greatest virtue.† (source)
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Joe's parting from Emma's had been perfectly amicable.† (source)
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Oh I would never dream of assuming I know all Hogwarts' secrets, Igor," said Dumbledore amicably.† (source)
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He leered, cleared his throat, and tried to arrange his bulldog features into something approaching amicability "I talked with some of the board members about your visit, Conroy."† (source)
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The guests offer an amicable laugh at Hilly's plug.† (source)
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I said, reaching over and shaking his shoulder amicably as I thought.† (source)
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Perfect amicability being thus restored, a dialogue naturally ensued upon the number and nature of the garments which would be indispensable for Miss Price's entrance into the holy state of matrimony, when Miss Squeers clearly showed that a great many more than the miller could, or would, afford, were absolutely necessary, and could not decently be dispensed with.† (source)
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Dinner's in the fridge," she said in a slightly more amicable tone.† (source)
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