Definition for Difference between revisions of "Amicable"
From Biology Forums Dictionary
(Created page with " '''Meaning''' Friendly, peacepul. '''Sentence''' Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable despite some bickering during the holidays. '''Commentary''...") |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | + | '''Meaning''' | |
| − | Friendly, peacepul. | + | Friendly, peacepul. |
'''Sentence''' | '''Sentence''' | ||
| − | Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable despite some bickering during the holidays. | + | Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable despite some bickering during the holidays. |
'''Commentary''' | '''Commentary''' | ||
| − | ''Amicable ''often describes relations between two groups or especially two nations - for example, the United States and Canada, which are proud of sharing the longest unguared border in the world. When ''amicable'' describes personal relations, it tends to indicate a rather formal friendliness. | + | ''Amicable ''often describes relations between two groups or especially two nations - for example, the United States and Canada, which are proud of sharing the longest unguared border in the world. When ''amicable'' describes personal relations, it tends to indicate a rather formal friendliness. |
[[Category:Word_of_the_Day]] | [[Category:Word_of_the_Day]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:43, 17 July 2013
Meaning
Friendly, peacepul.
Sentence
Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable despite some bickering during the holidays.
Commentary
Amicable often describes relations between two groups or especially two nations - for example, the United States and Canada, which are proud of sharing the longest unguared border in the world. When amicable describes personal relations, it tends to indicate a rather formal friendliness.