Word: Amicable
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Friendly and without quarrelling, especially when people settle a disagreement.
Synonyms: friendly, cordial, peaceful, harmonious
Antonyms: hostile, unfriendly, bitter
Syllables: am - i - ca - ble
Tricky part: Students write amicible, but this word takes -able. There is only one c, with no k after it.
Watch out for: amicible, amickable, ammicable
Memory tip: Ami is the French word for friend. Picture a cable tying two friends together: ami + cable.
Example 1: The two neighbours reached an amicable agreement about the shared wall.
Example 2: Even after the match, the rival captains stayed on amicable terms.
Example 3: The brothers divided the family land in an amicable way.
In maths, 220 and 284 are called amicable numbers: the factors of each one, leaving out the number itself, add up exactly to the other.
Choose the antonym of the word amicable as used in the sentence:
After a long discussion, the two companies ended their partnership in an amicable way.
a) cordial
b) peaceful
c) friendly
d) hostile
d) hostile. A hostile parting is angry and unfriendly, the reverse of an amicable one.
Fill in the missing letters to complete the word:
am_c_ble
a) a, a
b) i, a
c) e, a
d) i, i
b) i, a. It starts with ami, friend, and ends with -able.
Only one of these words is spelt correctly. Choose its meaning:
1. treety 2. ambasador 3. amicable 4. negociate
a) a formal written agreement between countries
b) to talk with others to settle the terms of a deal
c) friendly and without quarrelling
d) an official who represents a country in another country
c) friendly and without quarrelling. With ami at the front and -able at the end, amicable is the only word in this list spelt correctly.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
Their parting was ablcemia, with hugs and promises to write.
a) amiable
b) applicable
c) malleable
d) amicable
d) amicable. Amiable has no c and malleable two l's; the c and b here make amicable.
1. An amicable settlement is one in which both sides ____.
a) go to war
b) agree peacefully
c) refuse to talk
d) call the police
b) agree peacefully
2. Amicable is most often used to describe ____.
a) the weather
b) a building
c) a type of food
d) an agreement or relationship
d) an agreement or relationship
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