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

Travel
#1
During the road trip, the siblings played games to keep each other company and make the journey more enjoyable.
#2
Keep each other company on long flights to make the time pass more pleasantly.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Hey, Sarah! I noticed you've been working late a lot lately. How about we grab lunch together tomorrow?B: That sounds great, Michael! I could definitely use a break. It's been pretty hectic. Thanks for the invite.A: No problem at all. It's important to take breaks and keep each other company. Plus, I've been meaning to catch up with you.B: Absolutely, it's nice to have some company during the day. Looking forward to it!
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