Meaning & Definition of word "Companionship"
Companionship
/kəmˈpæn.jən.ʃɪp/
noun:
- 1. The state of being with someone, especially in a way that provides friendship, support, or comfort.
- Example: After moving to a new city, she found companionship in local community groups.
- 2. A close relationship or friendship with someone.
- Example: His companionship with his dog provided him immense joy and comfort.
- 3. The condition of being accompanied by others; togetherness.
- Example: The old man enjoyed the companionship of his family during the holidays.
Etymology
●From Old French 'companionship' and Latin 'companio', meaning 'one who breaks bread with another'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
companionship goals:
A term referring to a desire for a strong, supportive relationship.
in good company:
Being in the company of good friends or companions.
Related Words
companion:
A person who accompanies or is associated with another.
companions:
Friends or colleagues who share experiences or activities together.
Slang Meanings of companionship
Meaning: Hangout buddies
● Example Sentence: We were just a couple of hangout buddies enjoying the weekend.
Meaning: BFFs
● Example Sentence: We do everything together; we're basically BFFs.