a. [f. prec. + -LY1.] Like or befitting a comrade.
1880. Mrs. Whitney, Odd or Even, vi. 118. With a question or a comradely word for him.
1885. A. M. F. Robinson, in Mag. Art, March, 208. He who had been frank and comradely when poor was hard and cynical … in his days of success.
