brotherhood
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈbrʌðərˌhʊd/
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hermandad
- After years of collaboration, the scientists formed a brotherhood dedicated to advancing research in environmental protection.
- member of the brotherhood
- religious brotherhoods
- Muslim Brotherhood
But on the back of the shirts it says Long live the real brotherhood.
- But on the back of the shirts it says Long live the real brotherhood.
- So it's really cool stuff like dude stuff and and guys get to build a brotherhood and which is missing today.
- She comes into this brotherhood and she's leading the mission and executing the orders.
- And then and see if you're just just see if you're good enough to be a part of that brotherhood.
- and I also am a cofounder of Empowered Brotherhood, one of the largest men's group here in Austin. Well, guess what? I'm not speaking that into that.
- It's the the Brotherhood of the the travelling socks.
- And there's guilds like there's a thief Guild and an Assassin's Guild, which is part of the, I think the Brotherhood of the, the Bravos.
- I think I compared it to the to prison where like you can't just you have to, if you're not with the Muslim Brotherhood, you're with the Aryans.
- Now it's my, you know, it's kind of a theme brotherhood sort of thing.
- He has a mastermind of men called Billion Dollar Brotherhood.
- So there was an ex pro on the Roger Brotherhood.
- Not going to get your arm broken, but you may or you're going to, you're going to be with a little brotherhood.
Examples
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So it's really cool stuff like dude stuff and and guys get to build a brotherhood and which is missing today.
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I was ready to offer you a seat in the Brotherhood.
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And so like any kind of self help group, the brotherhood comes together, the network, right?
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We, we literally lost maybe our brotherhood during that time, but we never lost the business.
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Tomorrow we officially join the high school brotherhood.
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We are a brotherhood of brilliance, every single one of us.
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Note once again the theme of unity, a brotherhood of servants of God.
Academic text (1994) -
He joined a brotherhood of heroes.
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If the brotherhood keeps growing so, you'll be able to restore all the churches in Italy.
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Dave wasn't the only one from those early days of the Brotherhood who had become disillusioned.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
40
3.9
A group of people who share the same interests or activities
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5.5
All the people who do the same kind of work seen as a group
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4.9
A feeling of friendship and trust among people who spend a lot of time together
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9.9
A group of people who share a common purpose and work together
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8.4
A group of people who work together for religious, charitable or social causes
A feeling of trust and friendship between people who spend time together
Antonyms
Compounds
A very close friendship where people promise to be like family, sometimes by mixing blood
How Close
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Brotherhood comes from brother and -hood, meaning 'group' or 'state', and was used for any close group of people. So brotherhood often means a group of people with the same job or purpose who feel close to one another.