Converse of object

• enjoy: Do you enjoy the camaraderie of the smokers ' group outside the building - a place where you can meet all sorts?

• miss: To my surprise I missed the camaraderie of the ward round.

• create: It had a very positive impact creating great camaraderie among the team.

• have: I had a really good group of friends and we all had a fantastic camaraderie.

• love: I love the camaraderie of working with other actors.

• build: What was even better was the team spirit and camaraderie built up through the training weekends and matches was fantastic.

Preposition: between

• crew: The general camaraderie between the boat crews remained, but there was less chitchat and amiable meandering about the floating wall dock.

Preposition: within

• group: Long lasting friendships and support also develop as a result of the camaraderie within the small groups.

Adjective modifier

• great: There's a great camaraderie within the branch network.

• real: Barriers came down extremely fast and there was a real camaraderie.

• special: We come from all walks of life and quickly build up a special camaraderie.

• good: There was really good camaraderie among all who participated.

• strong: The MBA's small cohorts make for strong camaraderie.

• wonderful: This is a very real but safe adventure with magnificent scenery, wonderful camaraderie and truly unforgettable ancient art.

Preposition: among

• student: The dedication of his professors and the camaraderie among fellow students compensated for the university's inadequate facilities.

Preposition: amongst

• team: It had a very positive impact creating great camaraderie among the team.

Preposition: of

• group: I miss the easy camaraderie of a group of Hull women on a night out.

• competitor: The camaraderie of the competitors and crowds is uplifting.

• squad: Experience the camaraderie of a single tight-knit army squad, bound together through the chaos of battle over the course of the entire game.