Comrades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMRADES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMRADE, a close friend
• (among men) a colleague or a fellow member of an organization
• a fellow soldier or member of the armed forces
• a fellow socialist or communist (often as a form of address)
• (in South Africa) a young militant supporter of the African National Congress.

Words related to COMRADES

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How to use COMRADES in a sentence

• He was conveyed by his comrades to the camp, where he lay two days in a state of insensibility, at the end of which time he revived and recovered daily.
• He was formally executed by the comrades in Milwaukee.
• Again he felt a thrill of joy because these two trusty comrades had come.
• I had started from the Pole with a well-filled sledge, and the sixteen dogs left alive from the ice-packing which buried my comrades.
• And we have passed through the dark days without losing heart, because we were comrades.
• Towards night, Spatolino placed himself and comrades in ambush on the high road, intending to take advantage of a military body of which he had information.
• They paid no heed to their still prostrate comrades.
• He died bravely on the hill of Jouarre, near La Ferte, and his comrades buried him where he fell.
• It had just passed the Congaree in this pursuit when, greatly to the surprise of his old comrades, the deserter appeared in their ranks.
• O my soul, my comrades, soldiers of freedom, Follow the pathway of Easter, for there is no other, Follow it through to peace, yea, follow it fighting.
• He was arrested, put upon his trial, and met the same fate as so many of his comrades.
• They then separated, and went about to see and remember that which might be useful to their own commander and their own comrades in the war.
• If they were true, he had sold his comrades who trusted him.
• They went on fighting religion, and their Belgian comrades worked in accord with them.
• Crews are changed and tired men go back to the bottom to rest up, while fresher comrades take their places.
• Another of our comrades was discovered by a listening patrol, six days after he had been wounded.
• There had been hard fighting, and the boat was captured, but some, if not all, of the crew must have joined their comrades in the sanctuary of the haunted cave.
• If it was English, the messenger said, his comrades were prepared to surrender.
• Me Dain marched ahead with the ponies, and the three comrades walked behind.
• He and Colonel Woolford were friends from boyhood, and comrades in the Mexican and Civil wars.
• Two of the settlers were to watch together, and every two hours it was agreed that they should be relieved by their comrades.
• Before he left New York City arrangements were made for a formal farewell to his comrades in arms.
• The first five met the same fate that had overtaken their comrades, but behind them came more, and still more.
• Perhaps, however, his face, his hands, and his clothes were richer in dust than those of his comrades.
• Saxo tells us that he swam easily in full armor, and in more than one campaign in later years saved drowning comrades who were not so well taught.
• Dubuche was already showing and explaining his work to his comrades.
• It was just one dash from tree to tree for bare life, seeking to evade the wily foe, and seeing brave comrades drop at every turn.
• Tom and I, not yet sensible of the action of our comrades, were striding forward to mount the rampart, when this sally of rebels occurred.
• Heard a robin and wondered how it came to be left behind by its comrades.

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