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Amicable

usgb/ˈæmɪkəbl/Volume
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Often used in legal contexts to describe agreements or settlements without hostility. SlideThe divorce was finalized with an amicable division of assets.
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While suggesting friendliness, 'amicable' often refers to relations between parties with a potential for conflict. SlideDespite the rivalry, the debate ended on an amicable note.
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Maintain PeacePlay
Implies an effort to maintain peace and avoid arguing, especially in difficult situations. SlideThey had an amicable conversation despite their differing opinions.