comradely

They were comradely once more.

Those lucky enough to be here must nonetheless walk a tightrope: Friendly but not effusive; comradely yet deferential.

"It's been comradely, it's been spirited," Johnson says, before adding one criticism.

Trumble's gibes were comradely now, for which Darragh was grateful.

They used to live on Automeca, which she says was one part comradely to two parts scary with 'crazy people tearing up your blankets'.

We parted true comradely, and I wandered down the wharf to the Razzle Dazzle.

To each other, what Julia had heard Canon Wheeler describe as 'the senior clergy' were comradely in a slightly country cricket club way.

Throughout the narration my manner was as detached and comradely as possible, as if we were two professors enjoying a brandy in the faculty club lounge.

Snacks were served, and vodka to loosen the tongues and encourage comradely good fellowship with the KGB officers, who were drinking water.

I have been there, comrades, and you will find it to be exactly what you have read, a paradise of warm breezes, palm trees, and comradely good fellowship."

Comradely, yes, patronizing, no. "Trainee Skif is weary to dropping, Herald Alberich is in pain, and we are fresh and have constructive work ahead of us.

There were rules, naturally, and among the students some customary traditions had already grown up although the place had been founded a mere decade earlier, but they were casually observed, and the atmosphere was - not friendly, but comradely.