Question

amicable Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable, despite some bickering during the holidays. ˈæmɪkəbəl

Accepted Answer

Friendly, peaceful. 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 unguarded border in the world. So we often speak of an amicable meeting or an amicable settlement. When amicable describes more personal relations, it may indicate a rather formal friendliness. But it's always nice when two friends who've been quarreling manage to have an amicable conversation and to say amicable good-byes at the end

word	amicable
definition	Friendly, peaceful.
eg_sentence	Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable, despite some bickering during the holidays.
explanation	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 unguarded border in the world. So we often speak of an amicable meeting or an amicable settlement. When amicable describes more personal relations, it may indicate a rather formal friendliness. But it's always nice when two friends who've been quarreling manage to have an amicable conversation and to say amicable good-byes at the end
IPA	ˈæmɪkəbəl

Amicable Relations Describes Friendly Peaceful In Laws Generally Bickering