companion (Meaning)
companion (n)
a friend who is frequently in the company of another
a traveler who accompanies you
one paid to accompany or assist or live with another
companion (v)
be a companion to somebody
Synonyms & Antonyms of companion
companion Sentence Examples
- My loyal dog has been my faithful companion for over a decade.
- As we strolled through the park, my friend and I chatted amicably, enjoying each other's company as companions.
- The astronaut relied on his trusty robot companion to assist him during his spacewalk.
- Reading has always been my favorite pastime, and a good book is the perfect companion on a lazy afternoon.
- In medieval times, a knight would never venture into battle without his loyal companion by his side.
- My sister has been my constant companion throughout our childhood, sharing both laughter and tears.
- The elderly widow found solace in her memories and the cherished possessions of her late companion.
- Traveling alone can be daunting, but having a trusted companion by your side makes the journey more enjoyable.
- As a therapist, I often encourage my clients to seek out a supportive companion who can provide comfort during times of distress.
- The old man spent his days sitting on the porch, enjoying the company of his faithful canine companion.
FAQs About the word companion
a friend who is frequently in the company of another, a traveler who accompanies you, one paid to accompany or assist or live with another, be a companion to so
comrade, fellow, colleague,associate, cohort, peer, buddy, friend, accomplice, teammate
converse, antithesis, reverse,contrary, reverse, converse, contrary, opposite, antithesis, opposite
My loyal dog has been my faithful companion for over a decade.
As we strolled through the park, my friend and I chatted amicably, enjoying each other's company as companions.
The astronaut relied on his trusty robot companion to assist him during his spacewalk.
Reading has always been my favorite pastime, and a good book is the perfect companion on a lazy afternoon.
