be friends with Synonyms
Strongest:
- run
- associate
- rub-shoulders-with-
- collaborate
- rub-elbows-with-
- company
- befriend
- join
- connect
- friend
- travel
- bond
- fall-in-with
- mix
- pal-around-
- keep-company-with-
- take-up-with
Strong:
- couple
- get-along
- consort
- mess-around
- relate
- hang-around-or-out-
- group
- mingle
- sort
- side
- consociate
- hook-up
- cooperate
- team
- band
- hobnob
- chum
- link
Weak:
be friends with Meaning
be friends with
a person who aids or favors something, one attached to another by affection or esteem, one that is of the same nation, party, or group, a person included in a list of one's designated connections (see connection entry 3) on a social media service, to include (someone) in one's list of designated friends on a social media service, to have a friendship or friendly relationship with, a favored companion, one that favors or promotes something (such as a charity), a person who has a strong liking for and trust in another, a member of a Christian sect that stresses Inner Light, rejects sacraments and an ordained ministry, and opposes war, a member of a Christian group that stresses Inner Light, rejects sacraments and an ordained ministry, and opposes war, one that is not hostile, to include (a name) in a list of designated friends on one's social networking site, a person who is not an enemy, acquaintance, to act as the friend of
be friends with Sentence Examples
- I want to be friends with everyone in my neighborhood.
- I'm glad to be friends with people from all walks of life.
- I hope you and I can be friends forever.
- I'm not sure if I can be friends with you anymore.
- I'm grateful to have you as a friend.
- I'm sorry, but I don't think we can be friends.
- I'm afraid to be friends with you because I don't want to get hurt.
- I'm willing to give you a chance to be friends with me.
- I'm hoping that we can be friends again someday.
- I'm glad that we're friends again.
FAQs About the word be friends with
a person who aids or favors something, one attached to another by affection or esteem, one that is of the same nation, party, or group, a person included in a l
run, associate, rub shoulders (with), collaborate, rub elbows (with), company, befriend, join, connect, friend
split (up),avoid, shun, divorce, disperse, disband, break up, alienate,snub, cold-shoulder
I want to be friends with everyone in my neighborhood.
I'm glad to be friends with people from all walks of life.
I hope you and I can be friends forever.
I'm not sure if I can be friends with you anymore.
