When you have company, you have people with you who are spending time with you. Someone who keeps you company is a companion. In other words, a companion is someone who spends time with you: someone who hangs out with you, goes places with you, and does things with you. Your companions can be friends or family members, or even pets.
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If you're feeling lonely, seek out companionship! Companionship is having someone with you, keeping you company.
If you're a good companion, you're companionable: you're warm, friendly, easy to hang out with, and fun to spend time with.
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Term
Definition
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companion
a person you're with, or a person who's often at your side
Write your own sentence!
You can use either of the two ideas I'll suggest, or you can invent your own. Include as much detail as you can!
(Source) Write a sentence with the word COMPANION:
Remember: companions are people you like to spend time with. They're the people you eat with, the people you travel with, or the people you do activities with.
Idea 1: "I (like or don't like) having companions while I study, because (of some reason)."
Idea 2: "(In a certain book, or on a certain show), (the main character's) companions help with (doing something)."
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