Meaning & use
Comradeship
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A feeling of friendship, trust, and mutual support among people who share experiences, work, or hardship together.
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The soldiers developed a deep comradeship after months of training together.
There's a comradeship among long-distance runners that outsiders rarely understand.
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Closely related to 'camaraderie' but with a slightly older, more military or working-class flavor, often describing bonds forged through shared struggle.
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