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comradeliness

comradeliness

7.5
A friendly, sociable feeling among people who share a common goal
  • noun
  • /ˌkɒmˈreɪdliːnəs/
: camaradería
  • There was a genuine comradeliness among the team members as they worked late into the night.

Examples

  • The hiking club is known for its spirit of comradeliness and cooperation.

  • Her comradeliness helped new employees feel welcome and included in the group.

  • The comradeliness among the team members was evident during the match.

  • Their comradeliness helped them overcome many challenges together.

  • Her comradeliness helped new employees feel welcome and included in the group.

  • The hiking club is known for its spirit of comradeliness and cooperation.

  • There was a genuine comradeliness among the team members as they worked late into the night.

Synonyms

camaraderie
vscomradeliness
41 6.5

A friendly trust between people who spend time together

is focused on friendly sociability tied to a common aim rather than mere time together
fellowship
vscomradeliness
28 4.4

A feeling of friendship and support among people

is used for friendly sociability especially tied to shared goals or bonds
brotherhood
vscomradeliness
26 3.3

A feeling of close support and loyalty between people

is about friendly sociability shared among people with common aims rather than deep solidarity
togetherness
vscomradeliness
20 3.4

A feeling of closeness and support between people

is more about friendly sociability toward a common aim than emotional closeness
friendliness
vscomradeliness
14 1.0

A kind and pleasant way of treating other people

is about friendly sociability that grows from a shared aim or group bond
congeniality
vscomradeliness
8 6.5

Being pleasant and friendly so people enjoy your company

is centered on friendly sociability especially among people sharing goals or bonds
comity
vscomradeliness
  • Formal
4 9.9

Courteous behaviour and respect between people or groups

is about informal friendly sociability among people with shared aims rather than formal courtesy
community spirit
vscomradeliness
4 2.9

A feeling that makes people feel they belong and help each other

is about friendly sociability among people with a shared aim rather than broad local belonging
comradeship
vscomradeliness
3 4.9

A feeling of friendship and trust among people who spend a lot of time together

is especially about friendly sociability linked to shared aims rather than simple group ease
sociability
vscomradeliness
2 3.6

Enjoying being with other people and making friends

is similar but stresses shared aims or bonds within the social group
conviviality
vscomradeliness
2 8.0

A friendly, lively atmosphere that makes people enjoy being together

is about friendly sociability in pursuit of common aims rather than festive gatherings
comradery
vscomradeliness
  • US
2 5.3

A feeling of trust and friendship between people who spend time together

is broader, focusing on general friendly sociability among those with a common bond
mateship
vscomradeliness
  • Australian
1 7.8

A strong friendship and trust that makes people help each other

is mainly about friendly sociability and shared aims rather than loyalty
sociality
vscomradeliness
1 7.9

A tendency to live and form groups with other animals or people

is about friendly sociability among people with shared goals rather than mere grouping
geniality
vscomradeliness
1 5.5

A friendly, cheerful way that makes people feel welcome

is more about general group sociability tied to common aims rather than just cheerfulness
chumminess
vscomradeliness
  • Informal
1 7.1

Friendly, informal behavior that makes people feel comfortable together

is more about general friendly sociability toward a common aim rather than informal closeness
agreeability
vscomradeliness
1 5.0

A pleasant, friendly quality of someone who often says yes to others

is about friendly sociability based on shared aims rather than simple willingness to agree
towardness
vscomradeliness
  • Archaic
1 8.9

A friendly, helpful way of behaving toward other people

is focused on group sociable bonds from shared aims rather than a general helpful attitude
amiableness
vscomradeliness
1 6.7

A friendly, pleasant way of acting that makes others feel comfortable

is focused on group sociability connected to common aims rather than mere politeness
amicability
vscomradeliness
1 6.2

A friendly, pleasant way of behaving that avoids conflict

is about sociable bonds among people with common aims rather than conflict avoidance
brotherliness
vscomradeliness
1 3.9

Friendly, kind, and supportive feeling between people like close family members

is specifically social quality among people united by a shared aim rather than familylike kindness
sociableness
vscomradeliness
5.5

A liking for being with other people

focuses instead on friendly sociability rooted in shared aims or group bonds
amicableness
vscomradeliness
7.7

A friendly, pleasant way of acting that avoids quarrels

is about sociable togetherness rooted in shared aims rather than just peacekeeping

How Comradely

camaraderie
41 6.5
comradeliness
7.5
friendliness
14 1.0
cordiality
2 5.7

Surface Forms

comradeliness singular

Morphology

comradeliness = comradely (transparent) = comrade + ly + ness

Formed by adding the productive noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'comradely', which is itself transparently 'comrade' + '-ly'.

Etymology

Comradeliness comes from comrade and the ending -ness. Comrade once meant someone you share a 'chamber' or room with, so comradeliness is the warm, friendly team spirit that comes from people who live or work closely together.