Definition

A feeling of friendship and connection among people who spend time together, often in a group or team.

Example

The soldiers developed a strong sense of comradery during their time in the field.

Conversation

I really enjoy the comradery we have in our group.

Me too! It makes every meeting so much more fun.

Exactly! I think it helps us work better together as a team.

Absolutely, that sense of comradery is what keeps us motivated!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Comradery → The word is derived from the French word 'camaraderie' (meaning friendship or comradeship), which itself comes from 'camarade' (meaning comrade). The term refers to a spirit of friendship and community among individuals, particularly in a group or team setting.

Memory Tip

Think of 'camaraderie' as a bond of friendship among people, which helps you remember that comradery means a sense of fellowship and companionship.

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