Vocabulary Word
Word: camaraderie
Definition: good-fellowship; CF. comrade
Definition: good-fellowship; CF. comrade
Sentences Containing 'camaraderie'
The Fellowship includes a full tuition scholarship to one of MƒA New York’s partner university, the opportunity to earn New York State Teaching Certification and a New York City teacher’s salary, a stipend of $100,000 over five years in addition to the teaching salary, mentoring and professional development services, and camaraderie with a group of teachers who know and love math.
When the band convened to resume recording in late 1966, there was still a camaraderie and desire to collaborate as musicians.
Musashi and Kojirō develop a bizarre camaraderie, in which Musashi seems to revere Kojirō more than any other swordsman he has met to date.
Barney misinterprets their camaraderie for sexual chemistry, and takes his clothes off in a failed attempt to seduce Robin.
In fact, I would say that what they were seeing was genuine rapport and a real camaraderie.
Ottoman losses were so severe that a truce was organised by Aubrey Herbert and others on 24 May, to bury the dead lying in no man's land, which led to a camaraderie between the armies, much like the Christmas truce of 1914 on the Western Front.