Pets offer us more than mere companionship.
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Companionship
//kəmˈpænjənʃɪp//
Synonyms for "companionship" (39 found)
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Closest matches (8)
Strong matches (12)
Related words (19)
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2 entriesSynonyms
1 entriesat location
1 entriesderived from
1 entrieshas property
1 entriesrelated to
6 entriesTranslations
32 translations across 18 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- другарство noun (state of having or being a companion)
- компания noun (state of having or being a companion)
- общуване noun (state of having or being a companion)
Catalan
1 entries- companyonatge noun (state of having or being a companion)
Finnish
3 entries- kisälliys noun (state of being a journeyman)
- toverikunta noun (association, fellowship)
- toveruus noun (state of having or being a companion)
French
1 entries- camaraderie noun (state of having or being a companion)
German
1 entries- Kameradschaft noun (state of having or being a companion)
Greek
2 entries- συντροφικότητα noun (state of having or being a companion)
- φιλία noun (state of having or being a companion)
Hungarian
1 entries- társaság noun (state of having or being a companion)
Indonesian
1 entries- persahabatan noun (state of having or being a companion)
Irish
4 entries- coimhdeacht noun (state of having or being a companion)
- compánachas noun (state of having or being a companion)
- compántas noun (state of having or being a companion)
- cumann noun (state of having or being a companion)
Korean
1 entries- 우정(友情)\ noun (state of having or being a companion)
Latin
1 entries- contubernium noun (state of having or being a companion)
Middle English
2 entries- felaweshipe noun (state of having or being a companion)
- felawrede noun (state of having or being a companion)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- رفیقلق noun (association, fellowship)
- یولداشلق noun (association, fellowship)
Polish
2 entries- asysta noun (association, fellowship)
- asystencja noun (association, fellowship)
Russian
1 entries- компа́ния noun (state of having or being a companion)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- companas noun (state of having or being a companion)
Spanish
3 entries- acompañamiento noun (state of having or being a companion)
- compañerismo noun (state of having or being a companion)
- compañería noun (state of having or being a companion)
Welsh
2 entries- cwmnïaeth noun (state of having or being a companion)
- cyfeillach noun (state of having or being a companion)
Sample sentences
16 total sentences available.
He wanted female companionship.
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All I want is some companionship.
Source: tatoeba (2015108)
Tom described himself in the lonely hearts' column as a dependable, dedicated, God-fearing 40-year-old who was seeking a like-minded female for companionship.
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