Synonyms "Friend" in English?

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Synonyms "Friend" in English?

Sebastian Torres

19.12.2022 08:35

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What are the synonyms for the word "Friend" in English?

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Sandra Torres · Answer · 2022-12-20T12:49:10.000000Z

The synonym for the word "friend" can be "acquaintance". In informal communication instead of "friend" use "mate" or "pal".

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