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amicableness

/ˈæmɪkəbəɫnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being amicable.

Word Origin From Latin amicus 'friend' and amare 'to love' — so amicable literally means 'friendly, loving.' The -able suffix means 'capable of,' and -ness turns it into a noun: the quality of being friendly. The same root gives us amiable (lovable), amity (friendship), and even amorous (full of love). Inimical (unfriendly) is the opposite, with the in- prefix.

noun The state or quality of being amicable. countable

The amicableness between the two neighbors made the community a pleasant place to live.

(名词) 友善；友好；和睦 【友善性】

两位邻居之间的友好使社区成为一个宜人的居住地。

(sustantivo) amigabilidad; cordialidad; carácter amistoso [El estado o calidad de ser amigable; carácter amistoso.]

La relación amistosa entre los dos vecinos hizo de la comunidad un lugar agradable para vivir.

(nom) cordialité; amabilité; bons rapports [État ou qualité de ce qui est amical, conciliant et exempt d'hostilité.]

Les bons rapports entre les deux voisins faisaient de la communauté un endroit agréable à vivre.

(Substantiv) Friedfertigkeit; Freundlichkeit [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, freundlich, friedlich oder einvernehmlich zu sein.]

Die **amicableness** zwischen den beiden Nachbarn machte die Wohngegend zu einem angenehmen Ort.

(名詞) 友好的で穏やかな性質; 親しみやすい状態

二人の隣人同士の友好的な関係が、その地域を住み心地よい場所にした。

(substantivo) amabilidade; cordialidade; afabilidade; simpatia [O estado ou qualidade de ser amigável.]

A amigabilidade entre os dois vizinhos fez da comunidade um lugar agradável para se viver.

Synonyms: amicability friendliness cordiality affability geniality warmth goodwill harmony Antonyms: hostility unfriendliness animosity antagonism
Word parts: amic + able + ness

Related words

amiable amity amorous amatory

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