amicable Antonyms
Strongest:
- disagreeable
- antipathetic
- inimical
- inimical
- hostile
- discordant
- incompatible
- inharmonious
- unfriendly
- disagreeable
- incompatible
- antagonistic
- antipathetic
- conflicting
- conflicting
- uncongenial
- hostile
- antagonistic
- inharmonious
- uncongenial
- discordant
- unfriendly
Strong:
- contradictory
- clashing
- competitive
- quarrelsome
- opposite
- contrary
- disharmonious
- quarrelsome
- competitive
- contradictory
- contentious
- opposite
- disharmonious
- disunited
- opposing
- belligerent
- clashing
- disunited
- contentious
- belligerent
- opposing
- contrary
Weak:
Meaning of amicable
amicable (a)
characterized by friendship and good will
amicable (a.)
Friendly; proceeding from, or exhibiting, friendliness; after the manner of friends; peaceable; as, an amicable disposition, or arrangement.
amicable Sentence Examples
- Despite the business differences, the partners decided to part ways in an amicable manner.
- The divorce proceedings were surprisingly amicable, with both parties reaching an agreement peacefully.
- John and Jane had an amicable breakup and remained friends after ending their romantic relationship.
- The neighbors resolved their dispute over the property boundary in an amicable fashion.
- The negotiations between the labor union and the management were conducted in an amicable atmosphere.
- The separation of the business partners was amicable, allowing for a smooth transition of ownership.
- Despite the competitive nature of the industry, the companies maintained an amicable relationship.
- The team members had an amicable discussion to address the differences in their work approaches.
- The athletes displayed amicable sportsmanship, congratulating each other after a hard-fought match.
- Even in the face of disagreements, the board members aimed for an amicable resolution to maintain a positive working environment.
FAQs About the word amicable
characterized by friendship and good willFriendly; proceeding from, or exhibiting, friendliness; after the manner of friends; peaceable; as, an amicable disposi
compatible, unanimous, kindred, peaceful, frictionless,congenial, agreeable, cooperative, friendly, harmonious
disagreeable, antipathetic, inimical, inimical, hostile, discordant, incompatible, inharmonious, unfriendly,disagreeable
Despite the business differences, the partners decided to part ways in an amicable manner.
The divorce proceedings were surprisingly amicable, with both parties reaching an agreement peacefully.
John and Jane had an amicable breakup and remained friends after ending their romantic relationship.
The neighbors resolved their dispute over the property boundary in an amicable fashion.
