Pronunciation: /frɛndz wɪð ˈbɛnɪfɪts/
noun a person who one knows and with whom one has a casual physical relationship without any commitment or emotional involvement
A1 My friend has a special relationship with benefits.
A2 They are friends with benefits, but they don't want a serious commitment.
B1 Their arrangement as friends with benefits works well for both of them.
B2 Being friends with benefits can sometimes lead to complications in emotions.
C1 The concept of friends with benefits is often portrayed in movies and TV shows.
C2 Establishing boundaries is crucial in a friends with benefits relationship to avoid misunderstandings.
formal They have established a relationship as friends with benefits.
informal They're just friends with benefits, nothing serious.
slang They're FWBs, keeping it casual.
figurative Their friendship comes with added benefits, if you know what I mean.
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