Comradeship

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑːmrædˌʃɪp/

Definitions of comradeship

noun a close relationship or friendship between comrades; camaraderie

Example Sentences

A1 My classmates and I have a strong sense of comradeship.

A2 The soldiers developed a bond of comradeship during their training.

B1 The team's success was attributed to their strong sense of comradeship.

B2 The firefighters displayed great comradeship while working together to put out the fire.

C1 The members of the expedition formed a deep comradeship as they faced challenges together.

C2 The astronauts relied on their comradeship to overcome the difficulties of living in space for an extended period.

Examples of comradeship in a Sentence

formal The comradeship among the soldiers was evident as they worked together to achieve their mission.

informal The comradeship between the teammates was strong both on and off the field.

slang We formed a tight comradeship during our time in boot camp.

figurative The comradeship among the group of friends was like a bond that could never be broken.

Grammatical Forms of comradeship

• past tense: comradeshipped
• plural: comradeships
• comparative: more comradeship
• superlative: most comradeship
• present tense: comradeships
• future tense: will comradeship
• perfect tense: have comradeshiped
• continuous tense: is comradeshiping
• singular: comradeship
• positive degree: comradeship
• infinitive: to comradeship
• gerund: comradeshipping
• participle: comradeshipped

Origin and Evolution of comradeship

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'comradeship' originated from the Old French term 'cumpaignie' which meant companionship or fellowship.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'comradeship' has evolved to emphasize the bond and camaraderie between individuals who share common goals, experiences, or ideals.