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Daily Video Vocabulary Episode 97 CamaraderieThere are some people whom we bond well with.The word camaraderie basically means a trustworthy friendship between people.It is a spirit of a healthy friendship and loyalty among members of a group. A � camaraderie is created when people are comfortable and supportive of one another. The word camaraderie has originated from the French word comrade and it is a noun. For example, two roommates who have been living together under one roof would definitely share a great camaraderie. It means there is mutual trust and a warm friendly relation between them.Example 01 A good camaraderie among the athletes on and off the field not only makes it fun to play sports, but is also likely to make their own team win.Example 02 Williams and Peters camaraderie ended after they had an ugly argument over the bill payments of their � shared apartment.� Example 03 The group training for the new employees aimed at developing a good team spirit and a camaraderie amongst them.Example 04 The camaraderie between the actor and actress was evident as they would spend time together after their long shooting hours.Example 05 After moving to a new department at work, Eric realized that he missed the camaraderie with his old coworkers.Example 06 The group of women party every week as they share a great camaraderie amongst them.Example 07 In spite of working together on a project for a long time, the executives always had tiffs and couldnt develop a camaraderie.Example 08 Marc doesnt have a good camaraderie with any of hisher classmates and often gets bored attending lectures.Example 09 The camaraderie between them fetched Andrew a good advice from his real estate agent on investing in property.Example 10 The good camaraderie between them always enabled Kelly to speak out her health issues openly with her doctor.Example 11 Samantha admired the camaraderie shared between Jenifer and Eric when she saw him helping Jennifer with her work.How to speak fluent EnglishFree English, English lesson, English video, vocabulary, business English, Grammar, learn grammar, English speaking, spoken English, learn English, speak English, speaking English, fluent English, fluency in English, English training video, speak fluent English, accent training, American accent, British accent, US accent, UK accent, accent training, personality development, words, sentences, public speaking, presentation, soft skills, how to, phrases, idioms, listening skills