amity

/'æmiti/
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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A state of friendship and cordiality: "Amity" refers to a peaceful, friendly relationship between individuals, groups, or nations, characterized by goodwill and a lack of hostility.
    • A cordial disposition: "Amity" can also describe the personal quality or attitude of being friendly and amicable.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The two neighboring countries have lived in amity for decades.
    • Despite their differences, a spirit of amity prevailed at the family reunion.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be in amity with": to be in a state of peaceful friendship with someone or something.
    • The tribes were in amity with each other, sharing resources and territory.
  • "Bonds of amity": the ties or connections of friendship.
    • The treaty aimed to strengthen the bonds of amity between the former adversaries.
Variants and Related Words
  • Amicable (adj): characterized by friendliness and a desire to avoid disagreement.
    • They reached an amicable settlement.
  • Amicability (n): the quality of being amicable.
    • The amicability of the negotiations was a positive sign.
Synonyms
  • Friendship: the emotions or conduct of friends.
  • Harmony: agreement or concord.
  • Cordiality: warm and friendly feeling.
Antonyms
  • Hostility: unfriendly or antagonistic behavior.
  • Enmity: the state of being actively opposed or hostile.
  • Discord: disagreement between people.
Related Idioms
  • "To bury the hatchet and live in amity": to make peace and live together peacefully after a conflict.
    • After years of feuding, the families decided to bury the hatchet and live in amity.
Noun
  1. a state of friendship and cordiality
  2. a cordial disposition

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