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something that is very important and everything depends on it; the essential element ( of a friendship)
cornerstone
the many changes, especially difficult or unpleasant ones, that happen over time in life or in a situation.
vicissitudes
a person you know slightly but who is not a close friend; someone you interact with occasionally or in passing, without a deep personal relationship.
a casual acquaintance
to remain strong, valuable, or effective over a long period; something that endures despite challenges or the passage of time.
stands the test of time
(phrasal verb): Get along well instantly when meeting someone.
hit it off
Stay together even in difficult circumstances.
go through thick and thin
A break in friendly relations due to a serious disagreement
a rift
someone who is only friendly, supportive, or available when things are going well, but disappears or is not dependable in times of trouble or adversity
a fair-weather friend
people who are called friends but whose relationship lacks genuine closeness, trust, or supportive qualities; the friendship exists only in words, not in reality.
friends in name
(verb): to re-establish contact and renew a friendship that had faded or ended, especially after a long period apart.
rekindle an old friendship
are people who have pledged loyalty to each other, often making a formal commitment to remain faithful and supportive throughout their lives
sworn friends
(verb): to make a relationship stronger and more solid, usually through shared experiences or important events that increase trust and closeness.
cement friendship
(verb): to actively nurture, develop, and maintain relationships with others over time, often through regular communication and shared experiences.
to cultivate friendship
friends who share deep personal feelings, secrets, and experiences, and have a very strong emotional bond.
intimate friends
people who are friends with two or more individuals, often serving as the connection between them—even if those individuals don’t know each other yet.
mutual friends
are people who maintain a close personal relationship for their entire lives, often from childhood or a very young age until old age
lifelong friends
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