Companion
Companion noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.
Usage example: the reckless companions of one's youth
Roommate and companion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Roommate" instead a noun "Companion".
Nearby Words: companionable, companionship, companioned
Roommate
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- friend and companion
- friend and roommate
- intimate and companion
- intimate and roommate
- fellow and companion
- fellow and roommate
- familiar and companion
- familiar and roommate
- partner and companion
- partner and roommate
- acquaintance and companion
- acquaintance and roommate
- colleague and companion
- colleague and roommate
Both words in one sentence
- In the webseries, when they do have game currency to spare, their Psycho for Hire Honorary True Companion suddenly remembers that she's a mercenary and wants to get payed for that dungeon run she joined on her own initiative (unsuprisingly, she's Gaea's best friend and roommate).
Source: Perpetual Poverty - A Magical Roommate: the rulers of Umbria abdicate the throne to their children when either the king or the queen dies, since it's a rule that the royalty may not rule without a companion.
Source: Abdicate the Throne
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