Definition

The close relationship and friendship shared among people who have a common goal or purpose.

Example

The soldiers developed a strong comradeship during their time together in the army.

Conversation

I really appreciate the sense of comradeship we have in our group.

Yeah, it makes everything more enjoyable, doesn't it?

Absolutely! It's great to have friends who support each other.

For sure! That comradeship keeps us all motivated.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Comradeship** → It is formed from "comrade" (from Old French *camarade*, meaning companion or mate) and "-ship" (meaning the state or condition of). The word "comradeship" refers to the state of being companions or friends, often in a shared experience or cause.

Memory Tip

Think of 'comrade' as a companion and '-ship' as a state of being together — that's why comradeship means the state of being companions.

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