KEEP EACH OTHER COMPANY

Definition: To spend time together in a way that prevents loneliness or boredom, providing mutual companionship and support.

Synonyms: Companionship, Stay Together, Keep Close, Be Near, Accompany

Usage Examples in Sentences

As the rain fell, the children played board games indoors to keep each other company.

In the kitchen, the family cooked a meal together to keep each other company.

The elderly couple enjoys sitting on the porch, watching the sunset to keep each other company.

After a long day at work, Sarah and Mark love to keep each other company by taking leisurely walks in the park.

During the road trip, the siblings played games to keep each other company and make the journey more enjoyable.

The musicians practiced together to keep each other company, refining their skills and creating beautiful harmonies.

On camping trips, families gather around the campfire to share stories and keep each other company under the starry sky.

The scholars, engrossed in their research, decided to keep each other company during the intensive academic conference.

We enjoy getting together to keep each other company during our weekly hikes.

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We often gather around the fire pit in the backyard to keep each other company on cool evenings.

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Couples often adopt hobbies together to keep each other company and deepen their bond.

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The elderly couple loved having visitors to keep each other company in their quiet home.

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To keep each other company, they decided to go for a walk in the park.

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When elderly neighbors keep each other company, they often feel less isolated.

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Keep each other company on long flights to make the time pass more pleasantly.

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To keep each other company, the cats snuggle closely on the cold winter nights.

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The twins keep each other company in every new school they enroll in, which eases their anxiety.

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Do you mind if we sit here and keep each other company?