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A '''friend''' is a person who is attached to another person by feelings of personal affection and mutual [[respect]]. A friend is someone who usually has similarities of personality and shares interests in enjoyable activities. A friend is someone who is on good terms with another person and is not hostile. [[Friendship]] is the state of being friends, and the opposite of a friend is an [[enemy]]. | A '''friend''' is a person who is attached to another person by feelings of personal affection and mutual [[respect]]. A friend is someone who usually has similarities of personality and shares interests in enjoyable activities. A friend is someone who is on good terms with another person and is not hostile. [[Friendship]] is the state of being friends, and the opposite of a friend is an [[enemy]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:38, January 5, 2020
A friend is a person who is attached to another person by feelings of personal affection and mutual respect. A friend is someone who usually has similarities of personality and shares interests in enjoyable activities. A friend is someone who is on good terms with another person and is not hostile. Friendship is the state of being friends, and the opposite of a friend is an enemy.