[General] to spend one’s time agreeably

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If somebody said when describing how they spent their holidays "We spent our time agreeably", would you think it too formal or strange?
 
Ok, would it be appropriate for a colleage at work to say so to another colleague when she has just returned from her holiday in Egypt?
 
OK, would it be appropriate for a colleague at work to say that to another colleague when she has just returned from her holiday in Egypt?
Again, as Piscean said, it depends on ... the relationship between the colleagues and all the rest.
 
Again, as Piscean said, it depends on ... the relationship between the colleagues and all the rest.

What would you think about their relationship if she said it in a friendly, casual or just neutral manner?
 
We had a good/great/lovely, etc, time would be more common, but saying something differently isn't necessarily a poor way of talking.
 
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