associate; mutually; friend
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to associate with; to get along with; to deal with
Describes interpersonal relationships, often implying compatibility or the ease of getting along with someone.
This person is very difficult to get along with.
They have associated with each other for many years and have a deep bond.
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He has a gentle temperament and is easy to get along with.
adverb
mutually; together; with each other
Used to describe reciprocal actions performed jointly by two or more parties.
They discussed this matter with each other.
Everyone praised it together incessantly.
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The two smiled at each other, letting go of all previous grievances.
noun
close friend; intimate companion; bosom friend
archaicArchaic or literary usage, typically found in classical Chinese texts referring to a trusted friend or ally.
This is my close friend.
In the past I was a close friend with you, but today we have become strangers.
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The two became bosom friends, unswerving until death.