Synonyms and antonyms of Friendship and feelings of friendship in British Thesaurus

friendship (noun)

the feeling of being friends with someone or of being with friendly people

love (noun)

the feeling of liking and caring for someone such as a member of your family or a close friend

companionship (noun)

the relationship you have with a good friend who spends a lot of time with you

fellowship (noun)

a feeling of friendship and support between people who do the same work or have the same interests

brotherhood (noun)

the friendship and support that a group of people, especially men, get from one another

fraternity (noun)

feelings of friendship, trust, and support between people

camaraderie (noun)

friendship and trust between people in a group

togetherness (noun)

a feeling of friendship and happiness in a close relationship

comradeship (noun)

formal friendship, especially between people who fight together in a war or work together

goodwill (noun)

a feeling of wanting to be friendly and helpful to someone

bonhomie (noun)

formal a friendly happy feeling

bromance (noun)

humorous the feelings or behaviour of two men who have a very close friendship

bromance (noun)

humorous a very close friendship between two men

concord (noun)

formal friendship and peace between people or countries

fellow feeling (noun)

British a feeling of sympathy and friendship between people who have the same feelings or who have had similar experiences

friendship (noun)

a relationship between people who are friends

mateship (noun)

Australian friendly feelings and behaviour between men

sociability (noun)

the quality of being friendly and enjoying being with other people