Should I use camaraderie or comradery?

Both ‘camaraderie’ and ‘comradery’ are correct and have the same meaning. Each word can be defined as ‘the closeness, loyalty and friendship, shared among a group of people’. In North America, the word ‘comradery’ was eventually derived from ‘camaraderie’. Please note that both the spelling and the pronunciation drop a syllable from the middle of the word ‘camaraderie’.

Example sentences using ‘camaraderie’

• International competition builds camaraderie, a spirit of cooperation among the U.S. and other nations.
• Team camaraderie is a crucial indicator of successful leadership.
• The Fellowship includes a full tuition scholarship and camaraderie with a group of teachers who know and love math.
• When the band convened to resume recording in late 2015, there was still a camaraderie and desire to collaborate as musicians.
• Musashi and Kojirō develop a bizarre camaraderie, in which Musashi seems to revere Kojirō more than any other swordsman he has met to date.
• Ron misinterprets their camaraderie for chemistry, and makes a fool of himself attempting to ask Robin out on a date.
• There are numerous ways to make the workplace better, but we suggest focusing on camaraderie.
• The military gave them a sense of camaraderie.
• In business as in sports, winning teams have a well-honed sense of camaraderie.
• He asked me if he should expect the same level of camaraderie in a civilian job as he had in the military.
• Camaraderie at work has become a very desirable quality for employees.
• Numerous young members have expressed the importance that camaraderie has had in their personal lives.
• It was clear to me that friendship, trust and camaraderie were the key ingredients to keeping this team together.
• Camaraderie in the workplace isn't an urban legend.
• One soldier fought back tears as he reflected on his groups' camaraderie in the face of horrific violence.
• Emphasizing community encourages employees to engage in camaraderie within an established framework.
• As the race continued my experiences of camaraderie with the females that I was competing against only continued to grow.
• Camaraderie in the workplace is essential.
• I would say that we experienced genuine rapport and a real camaraderie.
• Ottoman losses were so severe that a truce was organised on 24 May, to bury the dead lying in no man's land, which led to a camaraderie between the armies, much like the Christmas truce of 1914 on the Western Front.

Example sentences using ‘comradery’

• The troop had few weapons and very little ammunition, but maintained great comradery and high spirits.
• There is comradery among the teammates.
• They have developed a real comradery after working together for so long.
• The spirit of comradery must be in his heart.
• Our collaboration is based on comradery, team spirit and enthusiasm.
• There was a spirit of comradery among the Aboriginal firefighters' from across Canada.
• The importance of comradery amongst the troops has never been acknowledged.
• Comradery with the LBGT community strengthens our spirit.
• There was great comradery between Australia and New Zealand that day.
• The importance of comradery has, as far as I know, never been acknowledged.
• Comradery with and for the people who are transgender strengthens our community.
• This print showing the comradery between Reveille and a Cavalry horse will make a wonderful addition to your home.
• Sport builds a good comradery between the guys.
• For those who enjoy comradery, shooting from the lip is part of the game.
• The friendship and comradery with the skiers is the icing on the cake.
• The Denver Nuggets have great comradery within their locker room this season.
• He sought to forge a sense of comradery and friendship within the group.
• The union failed due to a lack of comradery among the workers.

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