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The word would've is a contraction, composed of the auxiliary verbs would and have.
The contraction would've functions as an auxiliary verbfor a main verb to express desire, willingness, or in negative sentences refusal.
Examples:
We would have enjoyed a quiet evening at home.
Or:
We would've enjoyed a quiet evening at home.
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