Camaraderie
comradeship; good-fellowship.
Contemporary Examples
Berlusconi and Putin Pillow Talk Julia Ioffe December 1, 2010
Why the Lion of the Left Was Right Meghan McCain August 30, 2009
Nobody Loves My $20,000 Baby Daniel Nester December 2, 2008
Legendary WSJ Tax Guru to Retire The Daily Beast March 24, 2009
Mitt’s Likability Problem John Avlon September 20, 2012
Historical Examples
Modernities Horace Barnett Samuel
A Spirit in Prison Robert Hichens
Riviera Towns Herbert Adams Gibbons
Where the Souls of Men are Calling Credo Harris
Rogues and Vagabonds George R. Sims
noun
a spirit of familiarity and trust existing between friends
n.
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