comradeship

Example Sentences

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So there were comradeships more loyal the more that treachery stalked abroad.

From Caesar Dies by Mundy, Talbot

It's mothers like Mrs. Grey who spoil comradeships.

From Amabel Channice by Sedgwick, Anne Douglas

The gods gave me to follies false and fair; Made me the object of immortal quips, But I am recompensed with comradeships That gods themselves would be content to share.

From The Five Books of Youth by Hillyer, Robert

She thought vigorously of the intellectual comradeships of history—beginning with Michael Angelo and Vittoria Colonna.

From Elizabeth's Campaign by Ward, Humphry, Mrs.

Schoolboy comradeships are usually due to propinquity rather than to character.

From Friendship by Black, Hugh