friendship|friendships in English

noun

['friend·ship || 'fren(d)ʃɪp]

state of being joined together by a common bond of affection, companionship; friendly relationship; friendliness

Use "friendship|friendships" in a sentence

1. Tracy shows us these friendships subconsciously and shows us a scene of deep friendship.

2. Of all the friendships we can cultivate, however, none are more important than our friendship with Jehovah.

3. “Unevenly Yoked” Friendships

4. However, I still have old close friendships as well as blossoming friendships amongst new women friends.

5. Strong friendships involve Confidences

6. Biblical Examples of Friendships

7. How to Cultivate Friendships

8. Friendships may change abruptly.

9. Great friendships were made.

10. When Friendships Need to End

11. Work hard to maintain friendships.

12. Friendship.

13. • What must we do to maintain strong friendships?

14. For me it's friendships that make life tolerable.

15. Most men's friendships are too inarticulate.

16. To avoid risks they prefer shallow friendships.”

17. Furthermore, Internet friendships tend to be superficial.

18. I formed several lasting friendships at college.

19. That bossy controlling outlook also extends to friendships.

20. What is the basis of the strongest friendships, and why?

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23. Friendships based on uncertain riches can end suddenly.

24. Clara basks in all the wonderful new friendships.

25. He finds it difficult to make lasting friendships.