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friendship
noun as in companionship
Strongest matches
accord, affection, agreement, closeness, devotion, good will, harmony, intimacy, love, pact, rapport, society, solidarity, understanding
Strong matches
acquaintanceship, affinity, alliance, amiability, amicability, amity, association, attachment, attraction, benevolence, coalition, comity, company, concord, consideration, consonance, empathy, esteem, familiarity, favor, favoritism, fondness, friendliness, fusion, league, partiality, regard, sociability, sodality
Example Sentences
Kellyman is terrific opposite Squibb, but this unconventional friendship tale is the kind of slight human interest story that slips from your consciousness almost as soon as it has made its brief impression.
The Guardian's art critic Adrian Searle said of Matić's work: "Peace and protest, friendship and family are all mixed together, along with contested ideas of nationhood and belonging."
Curtis also reveals how the film has brought her new, close friendships with the real Kevin and Mary.
Stuart Haire, chief executive of the Skipton Group, says many young people move out nearby to stay close to their workplaces and friendship networks.
Donald talked about their "strong friendship" and a "deep, mutual respect" for each other in his opening remarks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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