bromance
- noun
- /ˈbroʊˌmæns/
- Slang
- Their bromance blossomed during college, where they supported each other through thick and thin.
And it was the most beautiful bromance I had ever seen.
- And it was the most beautiful bromance I had ever seen.
- Oh my gosh, he's very flattered these bromances turned so quickly.
Examples
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However, the peachy keen bromance between Klewelen and John would not last long.
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Some may even call it a bromance.
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And it was the most beautiful bromance I had ever seen.
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OK, since my wife and your wife are here, what is your problem with the bromance between me and E?
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You guys are like sweet little bromance brothers.
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There has been a bromance between us.
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Break up the bromance, man.
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I think that's a really good bromance right there.
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And Zach and AB had a a deep bromance going on.
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Why must you mess with the epic bromance between Sherlock and Watson?
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Synonyms
A close friendship between men that forms during activities like sports
A friendship without romantic or sexual involvement
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Etymology
Bromance is made from bro, short for 'brother' and used for a close male friend, and romance, meaning 'love' or strong affection. So a bromance is like a 'romance' in feeling and closeness between men, but not sexual, just a warm and deep friendship.