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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
So does—to one’s great surprise—Nile, whom the wondrous Mr. Rhys makes both menacing and charming and, quite critically, a friend to Aggie, never mind how self-serving his friendship might be.
"But we had a great time making it and the friendships we made aren't going anywhere. We will still be in each other's lives."
"Masses of people form great friendships across the UK".
"The threat is now home-grown and a lot younger. It feeds on friendships and social networks of the like-minded, without there ever necessarily being people having to give and obey orders," he said.
Lord Mandelson's past friendship with Epstein has long been public knowledge.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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