Amiable Vs. Amicable

Though these two words are closely related, they are different. Check how to use them properly from description below.

Amiable: Amiable is an adjective, and is used to refer people who are friendly. It is used to describe friendly disposition of an individual. 

Example: Stacey is good looking, talkative and amiable.

Amicable: Amicable too is an adjective, which is used to refer a friendly relationship between people or groups.

Example: Despite the split, the couple remains amicable.