Crossword-Solution: AMITIES 7 letters, 5 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 9

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Amities pl. of Amity

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AMITIES anagram ISATIME

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Friendly relationships 1 answer
Friendships 1 answer
Peaceful relations between nations 1 answer
States of friendliness 1 answer
Friendly relations. 3 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
ERATE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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With no tie of blood it yet was filial, sisterly, brotherly, national, chivalrous; happy, unalloyed sentiment, free from ups and downs, from heats and chills, from rivalry, from caprice; and, indeed, from all mortal accidents but one--and why say one? methinks death itself does but suspend these gentle, rare, unselfish amities a moment, then waft them upward to their abiding home.
White Lies Charles Reade 2006
Yet a less than Machiavellian cunning might perhaps have detected, amid all this sudden fraternity--as in some unseasonably fine weather signs of coming distress--a risky element of exaggeration in those precipitately patched-up amities, a certain hollow ring in those improbable religious conversions, those unlikely reconciliations in what was after all an age of treachery as a fine art.
Gaston de Latour: an unfinished romance Walter Horatio Pater 2003
From existing amities and a spirit of justice it is hoped that friendly discussion will produce a fair and adequate reciprocity.
State of the Union Addresses of Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson 2004
For generally, all those amities which are forged and nourished by voluptuousnesse or profit, publike or private need, are thereby so much the lesse faire and generous, and so much the lesse true amities, in that they intermeddle other causes, scope, and fruit with friendship, than it selfe alone: Nor doe those foure ancient kindes of friendships, Naturall, sociall, hospitable, and venerian, either particularly or conjointly beseeme the same.
Literary and Philosophical Essays Various 2004
Moreover, the correspondencie and relation that begetteth these true and mutually perfect amities, why shall it be found in these? The father and the sonne may very well be of a farre differing complexion, and so many brothers: He is my sonne, he is my kinsman; but he may be a foole, a bad, or a peevish-minded man.
Literary and Philosophical Essays Various 2004
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