1. plural of comradery; the friendly association and mutual loyalty among people who share a common purpose or experience
Usage: countable noun; often used in military, sports, or group contexts

Examples

• The soldiers developed strong comraderies during their deployment overseas.
• Team sports foster comraderies among players who work toward a shared goal.
• The comraderies formed in the military often last a lifetime.
• Despite their differences, the crew members built genuine comraderies through long hours of collaboration.
• The comraderies within the volunteer organization made the difficult work feel rewarding.