English vocabulary · B2
Camaraderie
/ˌkɑːməˈrɑːdəri/ · n.
It means a warm bond between people who share hard work. This grows when a team feels close.
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Example sentences
- Hiking built camaraderie in the group.
- Camaraderie grew after the win.
Word origin and roots
from French
- camarade — companion (from French)
Synonyms and nuances
- WARMTH — friendly kindness (A Softer, Personal Feeling)
- CLOSENESS — feeling near someone (A Physical or Emotional Nearness)
- UNITY — being joined together (A Group Acting as One)
Words with the same root
camarade — companion
- comrade — a close friend or companion
Lesson notes
It means a warm bond between people who share hard work. This grows when a team feels close.
Related: warmth, closeness, unity. Use camaraderie when a team feels close.
Hiking built camaraderie in the group. Camaraderie grew after the win.
From French. Camarade means companion. Sharing one small room built close friends, that is camaraderie.