comradery
Comradery (noun) means a friendly, loyal spirit shared by people who spend time together or work towards the same goal. A variant spelling of camaraderie. Example: “There was a real comradery among the crew after six weeks at sea.”
How to use comradery
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe good feeling between people who are in something together.
Informal to neutral; camaraderie is preferred in edited prose.
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There was a real _____ among the crew after six weeks at sea.
Etymology
An English respelling of camaraderie, from French camaraderie, from camarade "comrade"; the spelling has been reshaped after the English word comrade.