noun · neutral
camaraderie
/ˌkæməˈrɑːdəri/ca·ma·RA·de·rie
a warm, friendly feeling among members of a group, especially when they share experiences.
Examples
“The camaraderie among the volunteers made long shifts feel much shorter.”
“Joining a club helped her find camaraderie with like‑minded people.”
“Despite the pressure, there was a strong sense of camaraderie in the team.”
Band 8 sentence
“What I appreciated most about the summer project wasn’t the skill I gained but the genuine camaraderie that formed among us.”
Collocations
- a sense of camaraderie
- team camaraderie
- build/strengthen camaraderie
Word family
Common mistakes
a camaraderie→camaraderie / a sense of camaraderie
camaraderies→camaraderie
Say it for a higher band
5friendship→6companionship→7+camaraderie
Synonyms
friendship
companionship
Easily confused
companionship
“Volunteering gave her companionship after she moved to the city.”
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