Meaning & Definition of word "Camaraderie"

Camaraderie

/ˌkæməˈrɑːdəri/

1. A spirit of friendship and community among a group of people.
- Example: The camaraderie among the team members made the long hours of training enjoyable.
2. Mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together.
- Example: Their camaraderie was evident during the trip, as they worked together seamlessly.
3. A feeling of closeness and fellowship with others.
- Example: The camaraderie developed during the retreat strengthened their bonds.
4. The mutual trust and friendship shared by a group of people.
- Example: Camaraderie was built through shared experiences and challenges.

●French, derived from 'camarade' meaning 'comrade.'

band of brothers:

A close-knit group of friends or allies.

team spirit:

A feeling of pride and loyalty shared among members of a group.

like-family bond:

A very close relationship that resembles that of family.

comrade:

A companion who shares one’s activities.

brotherhood:

The relationship between brothers or feeling of unity among a group.

fellowship:

Friendly association, especially with people who share one's interests.

Meaning: Best buds

● Example Sentence: We've been best buds since high school; the camaraderie is strong.

Meaning: Squad goals

● Example Sentence: Our squad goals are all about camaraderie and having each other’s backs.