Meanings
- uncountableThe state, condition, or quality of being together; union; unity; togetherness.
I think about the other few times in the past four years of our togetherhood that he has said that very thing. I've come to hate those words.
2010, Kathleen D. Romine, Smirk in the Wind1 more example
What I forgot she remembered with relish, tidbits of our togetherhood: Me depositing a scroungy new puppy, hidden in a basket, on her bed as she slept; Me closing my eyes and yelling, “A bus! A bus!” thefirst time I drove her in my car; [...]
2012, Esta Cassway, Ghost Daddy
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