Meaning & Definition of word "Companionship"
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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.