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friendly and without arguments: The relations between our two companies are amicable; everyone seems to like each other and there haven’t been any problems so far. start learning		amicable
something that limits your freedom to do what you want A lot of business people find that it’s easier to build relationships with clients away from the constraints of the office environment. start learning		constraint
to have a conversation start learning		converse
friendly start learning		cordial
adverb) used for adding related but less important information to what has just been said, or for suddenly introducing a new subject Oh, right. Thanks for telling me. Incidentally, have you still got that CD I lent you? start learning		incidentally
(verb [transitive]) to continue to communicate with someone and not allow a relationship to end Corporate entertainment is a good way to build and maintain relationships with key clients start learning		maintain
(adjective) not relaxed or friendly After Johann got the job that Steve wanted, relations between them have been a bit strained to say the least start learning		strained
(phrase) so easily available, or used so often, that you do not enjoy it any more A: If I hear that song once more, I think I’ll scream. B: I thought you liked it. A: Yeah, well, you can have too much of a good thing start learning		too much of a good thing

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