Definition

A person who is a member of the same group or organization, often sharing similar beliefs or goals, and can also refer to a close friend or companion.

Example

He considered his fellow soldiers as his comrades in arms.

Conversation

I had a great time at the rally yesterday, did you see how passionate our comrades were?

I did! It really felt like everyone was united for a common cause.

Absolutely, it’s inspiring to see so many comrades come together like that.

For sure, it makes me proud to be part of this group.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Comrade** → The word originates from the Spanish *camarada*, meaning a companion or mate, which itself comes from *cámara* (meaning chamber or room). The term originally referred to someone who shares a room or quarters with another, thus implying companionship or friendship.

Memory Tip

Think of 'camarada' meaning companion or mate, which helps you remember that a comrade is someone you share a close bond or friendship with.

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