camaraderiein a sentence
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Basketball encourages teamwork and camaraderie.camaraderie = close friendship amongst a group of people
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The veteran team showed camaraderie in the locker room.
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He didn't—couldn't understand the kind of camaraderie that forms only after you've all risked your lives together. (source)
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He watched the camaraderie of old friends who had known each other in the Battle School for years, who talked and laughed about old battles and long-graduated soldiers and commanders. (source)
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There are, of course, a few other tithes at his school, but they're all from other religions, so Lev has never felt a real sense of camaraderie with them.† (source)
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Something about the gesture set Glen at ease, because if there was one thing Claude Sawtelle understood, it was the nature of camaraderie.† (source)
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Where New York felt almost deserted before, today's mission had inspired a sense of camaraderie and togetherness.† (source)
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The camaraderie, intensity, and passion for the job, and the sense of duty to something larger than myself, was something I had missed desperately.† (source)
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"Well," Mike paused, carefully reassessing the situation as he watched our camaraderie.† (source)
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What we're aiming for, says Aunt Lydia, is a spirit of camaraderie among women.† (source)
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Still, camaraderie often means survival.† (source)
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Since it had been a time when Barb Wiggin still thought of Owen as "cute," she would have rushed to console him for his unfortunate contact with the fated ball—and Rector Wiggin would have bungled some rites over my mother's prostrate form, or pounded my shaking shoulders with manly camaraderie.† (source)
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I get the distinct feeling they're not comfortable with the camaraderie among the victors, who couldn't seem to care less.† (source)
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A sort of camaraderie evolved, as it might not have had they been on the street, in the open, for then they would likely have scattered, and the devil take the hindmost, but here they were penned in together, and being penned in made them into a grouping, a group.† (source)
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I said, feeling a new camaraderie with her now that we'd shared the same humiliating experience.† (source)
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Perhaps he would find camaraderie and assistance here.† (source)
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