fraternity
/frəˈtɜːrnəti/
noun
- A group of people who share common interests, goals, or a profession, often with a sense of brotherhood.
- He felt a strong bond with the fraternity of fellow artists.
- The medical fraternity gathered for the annual conference.
- The legal fraternity often debates changes to the law.
- A social organization for male college students, usually with a Greek letter name, focused on friendship, activities, and sometimes housing.
- The fraternity organized a charity fundraiser for the local shelter.
- He joined a fraternity during his first year at university.
- Many fraternity members live together in a large house near campus.
- The state or feeling of friendship and mutual support among people who consider each other as brothers.
- The club promoted a spirit of fraternity among its members.
- They spoke of the fraternity that develops among soldiers.
- The team's fraternity helped them win the championship.
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