amicably

The two were not likely to get along very amicably.

However they do get on amicably most of the time.

In ten minutes' time the two were talking together amicably.

These men worked together amicably for a common cause until the hospital was opened in May 1862.

For the first two years, the relationship proceeded very amicably.

I believe the world would have endured more amicably without him.

Now they need to think of the child's welfare and work this out amicably.

We've made this decision together, amicably and with each other's best interests at heart.

Both she and producers of the show came to the decision amicably.

They agreed to part ways amicably, however, and he allowed her to continue coming to the office while looking for new job.

The two parted ways amicably after the first eight months.

Let's just hope they at least end amicably on all other fronts.

There are others, but at least they can be confronted more amicably.

"My sense is that we'll be able to work things out amicably in the end," he said.

There's no reason why things should not be handled amicably.

The teams part company amicably after this turn of events.

Since they never fell in love, the relationship ended amicably.

But they are working closely together, and their differences have been worked out amicably.

Over the next few months of working together and chatting amicably, I found out we have a great deal in common.

The couple amicably called off their engagement on 30 June 2012.

Because they parted amicably, and that's still fine with him.

They wrote "He left for personal reasons and completely amicably".

After 28 years of marriage, the couple amicably divorced in 1992.

After four children, his first marriage collapsed, more or less amicably, in 1970.

The local governments are trying to solve the issue amicably.