camaraderie
keakraban
definition
noun
a genuine camaraderie on the hockey team
mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together.
example
It is an ideal pastime, an opportunity to socialise and make new friends in a spirit of 'camaraderie' .
There has indeed always been a strong sense of 'camaraderie' among the marshals.
Expect plenty of handshaking, pictures of 'camaraderie' and announcements of friendships.
There is a lot of talk about team spirit and 'camaraderie' but I think we showed plenty of that.
The 'camaraderie' is great and you get to go on exercises like this.
You get a real sense of 'camaraderie' among the group when you win interstate.
That these grievances are being aired speaks much about the erosion of trust and 'camaraderie' .
The last few days and nights are a good indication of team spirit and 'camaraderie' among the teams.
There's a good deal of 'camaraderie' in this race, and a good deal of joking too.
The impression he gives is of a sport with an enviable sense of togetherness and 'camaraderie' .
It is very good for their education, working together and creating social skills and 'camaraderie' .
I also agree that there's an incredible amount of 'camaraderie' among fencers.
And it certainly appeared that way, with no shortage of banter and 'camaraderie' .
It is also true that she exhibited very little 'camaraderie' with fellow cast members.
Maybe Ryan put his finger on the reason for this 'camaraderie' and friendship.
a genuine 'camaraderie' on the hockey team
Grant also believes the side could be benefiting from the current 'camaraderie' between the members of the back line.
the enforced 'camaraderie' of office life
Our 'camaraderie' and patriotic attitude did not evaporate along with the smoke.
The principle aim is to promote outdoor activities and social 'camaraderie' for retired people.
I savoured the warm ambient atmosphere where 'camaraderie' and warm humour reigned.
Is this the inevitable 'camaraderie' among smart people in a small country?
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