[f. next: see -ITY.] The quality of being amicable; friendliness, amicableness; concr. in pl. friendly relations.
1660. G. Fleming, Stemma Sacr., 42. That amicability that we are now knit in.
1838. Dickens, Nich. Nick., xii. (C.D. ed.), 87. Perfect amicability being thus restored.
1877. [May Laffan], Honourable Miss Ferrard, III. iii. 102. This abominable disestablishment has rather caused an interruption of amicabilities.
