amicably (Meaning)
amicably (r)
in an amicable manner
amicably (adv.)
In an amicable manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of amicably
Synonyms:
- blissfully
- sunnily
- gayly
- jovially
- exuberantly
- giddily
- joyously
- cheerfully
- happily
- amusedly
- sanguinely
- merrily
Antonyms:
- sourly
- cheerlessly
- despondently
- wretchedly
- sullenly
- dolefully
- mournfully
- abjectly
- disconsolately
- forlornly
- disconsolately
- dolefully
- sullenly
- sourly
- sorrowfully
- glumly
- sternly
- despondently
- dejectedly
- plaintively
- forlornly
- bleakly
- glumly
- dispiritedly
- sorrowfully
- abjectly
- sternly
- mournfully
- dejectedly
- bleakly
- dispiritedly
- wretchedly
- sulkily
- sulkily
- plaintively
- cheerlessly
Synonyms:
- smilingly
- rapturously
- euphorically
- elatedly
- gaily
- jocosely
- blithesomely
- brightly
- gladsomely
- heartily
- cheerily
- gigglingly
- mirthfully
Antonyms:
amicably Sentence Examples
- After years of partnership, the business owners decided to amicably dissolve their company, ensuring a fair distribution of assets.
- The divorce proceedings concluded amicably, with both parties reaching a settlement that satisfied their respective needs.
- Despite the initial disagreement, the colleagues resolved the issue amicably through open communication and compromise.
- The negotiation between the labor union and the management ended amicably, avoiding the need for a strike.
- Jane and Tom decided to amicably part ways, recognizing that their career goals were leading them in different directions.
- The neighbors amicably shared responsibilities for maintaining the common areas of their condominium complex.
- The countries involved in the diplomatic dispute worked amicably to find a peaceful resolution through diplomatic channels.
- The project team members amicably collaborated, contributing their unique skills to achieve a successful outcome.
- Despite the differences in opinions, the committee members amicably reached a consensus on the proposed changes.
- The transition of leadership within the organization was managed amicably, ensuring a smooth transfer of responsibilities.
FAQs About the word amicably
in an amicable mannerIn an amicable manner.
lightheartedly, breezily, blithely,good-naturedly, laughingly, good-humoredly, jocularly, optimistically, gladly, hopefully
unhappily, darkly, morosely, heavily, morosely, unhappily, miserably, darkly, heavily, miserably
After years of partnership, the business owners decided to amicably dissolve their company, ensuring a fair distribution of assets.
The divorce proceedings concluded amicably, with both parties reaching a settlement that satisfied their respective needs.
Despite the initial disagreement, the colleagues resolved the issue amicably through open communication and compromise.
The negotiation between the labor union and the management ended amicably, avoiding the need for a strike.
