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Meaning & Definition of Friendship in English

English

Friendship

The emotional bond between friends.


Pronunciation:

/ˈfrɛn(d)ʃɪp/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

friendships

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A state of mutual trust and support between allied nations or groups.

    Example Sentence: The friendship between the two countries was solidified through trade agreements.

  • Definition: A relationship between friends.

    Example Sentence: Their friendship blossomed over their shared love of music.

  • Definition: The condition of being friends.

    Example Sentence: Their friendship was evident in how they treated each other.

  • Definition: A person who is a friend.

    Example Sentence: She considered him a lifelong friendship.

  • Definition: The state of being friendly.

    Example Sentence: His friendship was characterized by kindness and generosity.

Etymology

Origin: Derived from the Old English 'freond', meaning 'to love' or 'to favor'.

Synonyms

companionshipcamaraderiealliancefellowshipassociation

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • friendship goals: A term used to describe the ideal behaviors or aspirations one has in a friendship.
  • best friends: Friends who are closer than others.
  • circle of friends: A group of friends who share a common bond.

Translations

  • Spanish: amistad
  • French: amitié
  • German: Freundschaft
  • Russian: дружба

Related Words

  • buddy: A casual term for a close friend.
  • comrade: A friend or companion with shared experiences, especially in a work or military context.
  • ally: A person or group that cooperates with another for a common purpose.

Slang Meanings of friendship

  • Meaning: BFF (Best Friends Forever)

    Example Sentence: We are totally BFF; we tell each other everything.

  • Meaning: Frenemy

    Example Sentence: She acts like a friend, but she's really a frenemy.

  • Meaning: Squad

    Example Sentence: I'm going out with my squad tonight.