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He is an amicable, friendly fellow, always happy to communicate and share mutual interests, hobbies or sports. He is usually amicable even though circumstances might not be optimistic.

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He is an amicable, friendly fellow, always happy to communicate and share mutual interests, hobbies or sports. He is usually amicable even though circumstances might not be optimistic.

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Amicable is stressed on the first syllable.

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There are no exact rhymes for the word amicable.

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The prefix for "amicable" is "a-", which means "not" or "without."

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'Amicable' is an adjective. 'Conciliation' is a noun. Amicable means 'friendly.' 'Conciliation' is "the act of makingfriendly."

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