friendship
a friendship with a strong emotional bond
a positive and supportive friendship
a friendship based on loyalty and sincerity
a friendship that is powerful and can withstand difficulties
a friendship that has existed for a long time
a very important and strong friendship
a friendship that lasts for one's entire life
a friendship that has recently begun
a friendship that has existed for a long time
a friendship that is genuine and sincere
a friendship that has continued for a long time
a very strong and sincere friendship
a friendly and affectionate friendship
a friendship that continues for a long time
a friendship that is very pleasing and morally good
a friendship that is solid and unlikely to change
a very close friendship, often involving shared secrets
a friendship between individuals, not related to work or official roles
a close relationship between two people which is not sexual
a friendship without any romantic or sexual intentions
a friendship believed to last forever
a friendship becomes stronger over time
a friendship begins and becomes stronger
a friendship starts
a friendship begins
a friendship stops existing
an action that shows you want to be friends
an invitation to be friends
the connections of friendship
a general feeling of friendliness and goodwill
the strong connections that unite friends
something that you give to someone to show your friendship
an offer of friendship, especially to an enemy
used to indicate one of the people in a friendship
used to indicate the people who share a friendship
to consider a friendship to be important
to become friends with someone (less common than 'make friends')
to start and grow a friendship
to start to have a friendship
to keep a friendship going
to formally start or create a friendship
to start a friendship, usually quickly and unexpectedly
to no longer have a friendship
to develop a friendship over time
to stop being friends with someone
to create a strong friendship, often in difficult circumstances
to encourage friendship, especially between groups or countries
to begin a friendship again after it has stopped
to be disloyal to a friend
to begin a friendship, often informally
to make a friendship stronger
to make a friendship active again after a period of inactivity
to damage a friendship so badly that it cannot continue
to spoil or destroy a friendship completely
to do something that might cause you to lose a friendship
to make an effort to develop a friendship
to damage the quality or value of a friendship
to completely destroy a friendship