friendly
noun [C] /ˈfrend.li/Definition
› a game that is played for enjoyment and in order to practise, not with the aim of winning points as part of a serious competition: The rugby club has a friendly next week against the Giants.Competitions, and parts of competitions
(Definition of friendly noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- affable adjective
- amiable adjective
- amicable adjective
- amity noun
- approachable adjective (CHARACTER)
- closeness noun (RELATIONSHIP)
- familiarity noun (FRIENDLINESS)
- family-friendly adjective
- first name noun
- forthcoming adjective (WILLING)
- fraternal adjective
- Freemasonry noun
- jovial adjective
- likeable adjective
- matey adjective
- neighbourly adjective
- nice adjective (KIND)
- tête-à-tête adverb
- well disposed adjective
- well in (with) idiom
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