the feeling of friendship between people who live or work together, especially in a difficult situation
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Meaning of comradeship in English
Examples of comradeship
comradeship
But some old soldiers, yearning for the comradeship they shared in the military campaign, decided to band together again.
From Los Angeles Times
They told me about experiencing one of the greatest privileges in nursing: the sense of fulfilled comradeship.
From Plain Dealer
I wonder if being courageous is considered more important than being just or good, more important than coming out a winner, more important than comradeship.
How does this cozy comradeship even begin?
From Huffington Post
We also want to be different in our spiritual superiority and in the way we organize our society, organization which is based on liberty, equality, comradeship, and human fraternity.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
This model, on which other authors elaborated, helps illustrate the paternalism (love, care, authority) and antipaternalism (equality, respect, rights, comradeship) inseparably knit into the doctor–patient relationship.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Not the least reason for the father, as well as the mother, being the story-teller to their own children, is the comradeship of it.
From Project Gutenberg
And their hearts warmed at the sense of comradeship, that had once again been tested to the limit and proved equal to the emergency.
From Project Gutenberg
They who went to the front had the excitement of battle, the pleasures of camp-life, the assistance of comradeship, the comfort of sympathy.
From Project Gutenberg
Her loyalty, her fine sense of comradeship, her inherent tenderness, had been revealed to him.
From Project Gutenberg
His words sounded to her like a tolling over the grave of that former friendship and comradeship of theirs.
From Project Gutenberg
But out of it had come an unspoken compact, a comradeship of spirit that was very sweet.
From Project Gutenberg
This was not the time nor place to remember old comradeship and the rite of blood-brotherhood which had once been solemnized between them.
From Project Gutenberg
It would seem that it could be the truest comradeship possible to two young people.
From Project Gutenberg
But he did give more than a thought to the considerate standards and generous comradeship of the office.
From Project Gutenberg
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beraber yaşayan veya çalışan kişiler arasındaki sıkı dostluk, kader arkadaşlığı, yakın arkadaşlık…
camaraderie…
kameraadschap…
družnost…
kammeratskab…
persahabatan…
ความเป็นเพื่อนสนิท…
tình đồng chí…
koleżeństwo…
kamratskap…
kesetiakawanan…
die Kameradschaft…
kameratskap…
товаришування, дружба…
товарищеские отношения…
