Synonyms for amicably
am·i·ca·b·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. amicablyadverb

   in an amicable manner

   "they separated amicably"

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1. List of paraphrases for "amicably":

   informally, cordially

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1. Witold Waszczykowski:

   Either they solve this case amicably, or it will be necessary to hand it over to international tribunals, and challenge the investigation in the European Court of Human Rights.

2. Melanie Newman:

   The attorneys representing the board have made every good-faith effort to amicably part from Dr. Wen, and are disappointed that they have been unable to reach a suitable resolution regarding her exit package.

3. Daniel Domenech:

   There have always been disagreements that were discussed, if not necessarily amicably, at least respectfully, the climate is very different now, what we're seeing around the country. School board meetings that actually turned violent, where the police have to be called, people that are disrespectful, they're shouting and shoving.

4. Peter Walzer:

   If Jeff Bezos can somehow resolve this amicably after yesterday, Jeff Bezos'll both walk away some of the wealthiest people in the world and it'll be fine.

5. Pinkett Smith:

   The only person that can give permission in that particular circumstance is Pinkett Smith, i could actually see how he would perceive it as permission because we were separated amicably and I think he also wanted to make it clear that he's also not a homewrecker. Which he's not.