amiably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for amiably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

amiably [Am ˈeɪmiəbli, Brit ˈeɪmɪəbli] ADV

amiably

afablemente

amiably

amablemente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Who has said that when our feelings are insulted, rather than react like men, we are called upon to reply amiably?

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But he amiably confesses he has little formal acting training.

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Its opening is marked "con amabilit" (amiably).

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He shed his red vestments atop his plain white cassock, chatted amiably with cardinals dressed more formally than he at that point.

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Ordinarily, international rugby crowds steam along amiably together, everyone florid with alcohol, but generally agreeable.

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While the players jogged gently, policemen stood at 10-yard intervals on the surrounding dirt track, with knots of suited people chatting amiably between them.

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Had she been informed, it is likely she would not have understood, and would have beamed amiably at her tormentors, shaming them with her innocence.

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The two gondoliers amiably offer to pick their brides in a game of blind man's buff.

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Raj reassesses his perspective and tries to end the interaction amiably.

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He is crafty, eloquent, intelligent, but also can amiably work a room with the best of them.

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