amicably in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Amicably means in a friendly and peaceful manner, without hostility or conflict.

The two parties resolved their differences amicably over a cup of coffee.
Despite the heated debate, they concluded their meeting amicably.
They decided to part ways amicably, valuing their friendship over conflict.
The neighbors settled their dispute amicably, agreeing to share the pathway.
Even after the disagreement, they maintained an amicably respectful tone.
The couple reached an amicable agreement regarding the custody of their children.
They negotiated the terms of the contract amicably, ensuring both sides were satisfied.
The team members were able to discuss their issues amicably and find common ground.
After much discussion, they amicably decided to collaborate on the project.
It was refreshing to see the rivals shake hands amicably after the match.