sistership
- noun
- /ˈsɪstərˌʃɪp/
- She treasured the unique sistership she shared with her younger siblings.
Examples
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Her sistership with Emily is very strong.
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The close sistership between the three girls was evident in their daily lives.
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Research on sistership explores how sisters interact within the family structure.
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They share a deep sistership that has lasted for years.
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The sistership between Mary and her three brothers has always been strong, filled with love and support.
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Despite their disagreements, the sistership in my family has brought us closer over the years.
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Growing up together, their sistership blossomed into a lifelong bond of trust and camaraderie.
Synonyms
The close relationship and support between women from the same family
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Etymology
Sistership comes from sister plus the ending -ship, which makes a word for a 'state' or a 'relationship', just like in friendship. So sistership means the special bond or relationship between sisters.