Friendships is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRIENDSHIPS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FRIENDSHIP, the state of being friends
• the emotions or conduct of friends; the state of being friends
• a relationship between friends
• a state of mutual trust and support between allied nations

Words related to FRIENDSHIPS

friend10

Words that contain FRIENDSHIPS

unfriendships22

How to use FRIENDSHIPS in a sentence

• But he had got that which was better than any ordinary friendships.
• Besides, it made possible some special friendships among the faculty, which were to be of immense value in later days.
• I am glad to feel that friendships springing from the pure and good feelings of the heart are not so transient as I have sometimes been tempted to think them.
• She made strong friendships with Spencer, Mill, and other scientists of the day, and through Spencer met George Henry Lewes, a miscellaneous writer, whom she afterwards married.
• The most beautiful friendships arose from common dangers and common duties.
• In cities few have time to cultivate friendships, although they may not be extinguished.
• She had to lament over no broken friendships, since her friendships were based on respect and affection.
• He formed a few friendships there, in which his attachment appears to have been, in some instances, remarkable.
• One of them, a fair child with blue eyes, was her best-beloved and the fairest of the fair, and Marcel sometimes felt jealous of these warm, young-girl friendships.
• We talked of old times, old friendships, good swords that were broken, names that had carried far, and Somers effaced himself in the perfect manner of the British subaltern.
• He made many warm friendships both among the older and the younger generations of scientific men.
• Many acquaintances, many friendships were broken off by the divergence.
• I doubt, however, whether in its execution, it would be found to answer the wishes of those who framed it, and to foster those friendships it was intended to preserve.
• But space would fail for a list of the royal friendships of this class revealed in literary records.
• PASSING on from the classes of feminine friendships now described, we come to individual instances of this affection in pairs of women.
• Cruel illusion, the belief in friendships that are eternal.
• And he had in his character a quality of sincerity which gave him almost instant admission into their friendships.
• It has represented the closest companionship, the dearest friendships, the most serious aspirations of my womanhood.
• At Eton he formed friendships with Horace Walpole, Thomas Ashton, and Richard West, who were later his chief correspondents.
• That one loyalty to Truth I must keep stainless, whatever friendships fail me or human ties be broken.
• There is one very sad thing in old friendships, to every mind that is really moving onward.
• At London he formed intimate friendships with the great thinkers.
• I am unconnected with those men save through personal friendships.
• His poverty, however, did not prevent him from forming many helpful friendships with his fellow-students.
• Noble friendships with the saints in glory are one of the most effectual means of learning heavenly-mindedness, and friendships formed in childhood will last through a lifetime.

Similar words containing FRIENDSHIP without suffix s

friendship19 unfriendship21 unfriendships22

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