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amicable

[am-i-kuh-buhl] / ˈæm ɪ kə bəl /


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The subjects include Brexit, the hospitality industry and employment rights law, but the tone is fairly amicable.

From BBC

Axis International said in a statement it had previously made several attempts for an amicable settlement which the junta in Conakry ignored.

From Barron's

The episodes contain some of the season’s bigger emotional beats, including one of TV’s most amicable breakups between teenagers, a mended friendship and a character finally living his true self openly.

From Los Angeles Times

A company spokesperson said: "We have offered and continue to offer to meet with Ms Cox as we remain committed to resolving this matter constructively and reaching a fair and amicable resolution."

From BBC

Reuben says: "It's just amazing – not only that he's my father, but also that he's a really amicable person."

From BBC