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brotherhood
[ bruhth-er-hood ]
noun
- the condition or quality of being a brother or brothers.
- the quality of being brotherly; fellowship.
- a fraternal or trade organization.
- all those engaged in a particular trade or profession or sharing a common interest or quality.
- the belief that all people should act with warmth and equality toward one another, regardless of differences in nationality, creed, ethnicity, etc.
brotherhood
/ ˈ²ú°ùʌðəˌ³óÊŠ»å /
noun
- the state of being related as a brother or brothers
- an association or fellowship, such as a trade union
- all persons engaged in a particular profession, trade, etc
- the belief, feeling, or hope that all people should regard and treat one another as equals
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of brotherhood1
Example Sentences
His miraculous comeback couldn’t have come at a better time for all of us to embrace his message of mercy and brotherhood anew — especially Catholics in the U.S.
"We will stick together as we are a tight-knit brotherhood."
In the French Republic’s revolutionary motto of Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, which cracked open modernity, brotherhood’s place in ideas of freedom and social equality gets examined.
So I feel like we just formed a brotherhood and a bond pretty quickly.
"There are different faces from last time, but I am really enjoying the vibe and brotherhood we have got going," says Bracken.
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