Uk English Meaning of amicably
amicably
Other Uk English words related to amicably
- blithely
- breezily
- friendlily
- friendly
- gladly
- good-humouredly
- good-naturedly
- hopefully
- jocularly
- happily
- laughingly
- optimistically
- lightheartedly
- Blissfully
- cheerfully
- exuberantly
- cheerfully
- giddily
- happily
- jovially
- joyfully
- merrily
- optimistically
- sunnily
- amusedly
- brightly
- cheerily
- elatedly
- cheerfully
- heartily
- humorously
- cheerfully
- rapturously
- smilingly
- cheerfully
- euphorically
- gigglingly
- gladly
- darkly
- heavily
- miserably
- morosely
- unhappily
- abjectly
- Bleakly
- disconsolately
- dejectedly
- despondently
- disconsolately
- dispiritedly
- dolefully
- forlornly
- glumly
- mournfully
- plaintively
- Sorrowfully
- sourly
- sternly
- sulkily
- sullenly
- wretchedly
- darkly
- dismally
- dourly
- dismally
- gloomily
- pessimistically
- painfully
- mirthlessly
Nearest Words of amicably
Definitions and Meaning of amicably in English
amicably (r)
in an amicable manner
amicably (adv.)
In an amicable manner.
FAQs About the word amicably
amicably
in an amicable mannerIn an amicable manner.
blithely,breezily,friendlily,friendly,gladly,good-humouredly,good-naturedly,hopefully,jocularly,happily
darkly,heavily,miserably,morosely,unhappily,abjectly,Bleakly,disconsolately,dejectedly,despondently
amicableness => friendliness, amicable => amicable, amicability => amiability, amic => friend, amianthus => asbestos,
