comradeship

Meanings

1. 1
   noun

   friendship, trust, and solidarity among people who live, work, or face difficulty together

   Months at sea created a strong sense of comradeship among the crew.

Formed from comrade + -ship. Comrade came through French camarade from Spanish camarada, originally a roommate or group sharing a room, from camara, "room." The suffix -ship marks a state or relationship, giving the sense of fellowship among companions.

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