camaraderie

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"It was a great night for Russian players," Malkin said, adding that the camaraderie is a big reason he wanted to make up with Ovechkin.

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  1. noun Goodwill and lighthearted rapport between or among friends; comradeship.

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  • So in a spirit of blog-camaraderie, and in light of our own experiences and observations, we offer some advice that may be of some help in navigating the political climate relatively unscathed. —  RealClimate
  • "It was a great night for Russian players," Malkin said, adding that the camaraderie is a big reason he wanted to make up with Ovechkin. —  post-gazette.com - News
  • For the sake of "camaraderie," and in the "spirit of bipartisanship" (an evil spirit if there ever were one) Republicans have historically invited the liberal Democrats to join together to "work out our differences." —  Pat Dollard | Young Americans
  • "It's last year's team coming out here again so the camaraderie is good because they are helping each other pick up their game," Wohl said after Tokay's 2-0 victory over Franklin in the SJAA-TCAL Tournament on Friday.
  • He fell in love with the fire-house camaraderie, the public-service aspects and, for a while, the adrenaline boosts of responding to calls.
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  1. French, from camarade, comrade, from Old French, roommate; see comrade.

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  1. French, from camarade, comrade: see comrade.
 

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