amiably
Adverb
Meaning
In an amiable manner.
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`Come and visit me,' he said amiably
At the conclusion of Shopify’s shareholders’ meeting at the firm’s Elgin Street headquarters, Bradford chatted amiably with fellow shareholders.
"I hope you be please' wid yo' room, madame," she observed amiably.
The unstated objective is to amiably enact what we’ve long known to be true: that every dinner party is an unspoken competition with your guests, i.e., I see your beef Wellington and raise you a cassoulet.
He seemed to feel no need to lecture his audience; instead he was able to include them while he ranged amiably through various aspects of his life, both personal and political.
He chats amiably each evening with best friend Carolyn over scotches.