friendship
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈfrɛndʃɪp/
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amistad
- Their friendship blossomed during college, where they supported each other through tough times.
- qualities of friendship
- conflict in friendship
- dimensions of friendship
So it wasn't like a long standing friendship of like multiple years.
- So it wasn't like a long standing friendship of like multiple years.
- They've shown us a friendship that's tender and true.
- Well, the fuel that friendship runs on is trust.
- It's hard to maintain friendships in this profession.
- The break, the break of their friendship really hurt Einstein.
- I had to really find support through friendships, through, through mentorships.
- I've seen quite a few friendships publicly break over COVID.
- Loyalty in a friendship, a loyal friend has your back.
- And, and that was like a real friendship moment, a real turning point.
- I I love when friendships are like give and take.
- We were friends now, new friendship and we were excited.
- And yeah, that was the friendship love relationship.
Examples
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He valued their friendship more than anything else, always being there when she needed him.
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The bond of friendship between the two families grew stronger over the years.
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That is at the core of friendship, he says.
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We were friends now, new friendship and we were excited.
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We still have the same simple needs, food, friendship, family.
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I learned much from her, and our friendship was close for more than 12 years.
Academic text (1990) -
Sometimes people do not deserve your friendship and you just move on.
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At this time they seemed to need for nothing but each other so deep and close was their friendship.
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Loyalty in a friendship, a loyal friend has your back.
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Friendship is like a puzzle.
Synonyms
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2.8
A close connection between two people with feelings and trust
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4.4
A feeling of friendship and support among people
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3.4
A feeling of closeness and support between people
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1.4
A kind, helpful connection between people or groups who support each other
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4.9
A feeling of friendship and trust among people who spend a lot of time together
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7.8
A strong friendship and trust that makes people help each other
A very strong relationship between people who trust and support each other through problems
Antonyms
Compounds
A small houseplant with soft brownish-green leaves and tiny green flowers often grown indoors
A very strong relationship between people who trust and support each other through problems
How Close
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Friendship is made of friend and the ending -ship, where friend means a person you like and -ship means 'the state of being', as in relationship or membership. So friendship is the 'state of being friends', a close and caring relationship.