comradeship

IPA: kˈɑmrædʃɪp

Examples of "comradeship" in Sentences

Raccoon and Robot Radio dance together in comradeship and joy.
This sense of comradeship is never stronger than during the hardships and perplexities of
I use the word comradeship advisedly because we have interests that are indubitably kindred.
My arms are about him in comradeship, despite the silliness of his act, as I chance to judge it.
a way, but I want you to know that if I go with John it changes the spelling of the word comradeship into love, and mistress into wife.
We should not speak only of one portion of the Empire, but of the whole (applause); we should maintain comradeship between all the British people.
Divorce ... does not stain, but highly honours, the ideal of marriage; it recognizes that the dignity and prime blessing of matrimony lie in spiritual comradeship, which is not often achieved.
Out of this struggle grew the idea of comradeship and, out of that, grew a way of life that find a depoliticised family resemblance in the forms of neighbourhood that still exist in contemporary Beijing.
See "shelter", it's called comradeship, "Ding hao" -- I believe Chinese for "work together", it's how three men who have never met share something which you will never even have a hint of, sharing a bond that you will never have the good fortune to experience ... not with your present mind-set, anyway.