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View usage for: (frətɜːʳnɪti) Word forms: plural fraternities1. uncountable nounFraternity refers to friendship and support between people who feel they are closely linked to each other. [formal] Bob needs the fraternity of others who share his mission. Synonyms: companionship, fellowship, brotherhood, kinship More Synonyms of fraternity 2. countable nounYou can refer to people who have the same profession or the same interests as a particular fraternity. ...the spread of stolen guns among the criminal fraternity. ...the sailing fraternity. Synonyms: circle, company, set, order More Synonyms of fraternity 3. countable nounIn the United States, a fraternity is a society of male university or college students. More Synonyms of fraternity fraternity in British English (frəˈtɜːnɪtɪ) nounWord forms: plural -ties1. a body of people united in interests, aims, etc the teaching fraternity Gender-neutral form: community 3. US and Canadian a society joined by male students, usually functioning as a social club fraternity in American English (frəˈtɜrnəti) nounWord forms: plural fraˈternities1. the state or quality of being brothers; fraternal relationship or spirit; brotherliness 2. a group of men (or, sometimes, men and women) joined together by common interests, for fellowship, etc.; specif., a Greek-letter college organization 3. a group of people with the same beliefs, interests, work, etc. the medical fraternity Word origin ME fraternite < OFr fraternité < L fraternitas < fraternus: see fraternal Examples of 'fraternity' in a sentencefraternity She attracted all sorts to her house, not just her husband's fox-hunting fraternity. Chinese translation of 'fraternity' n - (u) (= feeling)
友爱(愛) (yǒu'ài) - (c) (= group of people)
同人 (tóngrén) - (c) (US, Univ)
联(聯)谊(誼)会(會) (liányìhuì) (次, cì)
Nearby words offraternity - frank
- frankly
- frantic
- fraternity
- fraud
- fraudulent
- fraught
Definition friendship between groups of people He needs the fraternity of others. Definition a body of people united in interests, aims, etc. the spread of stolen guns among the criminal fraternity Definition a body of people united in interests, aims, etc. (US, Canadian) He joined a college fraternity. Additional synonymsDefinition a group of people with a common interest the British Olympic Association Synonyms group, company, club, order, union, class, society, league, band, set, troop, pack, camp, collection, gathering, organization, circle, corporation, alliance, coalition, partnership, federation, bunch (informal), formation, faction, cluster, syndicate, congregation, batch, confederation, cooperative, fraternity (US, Canadian), affiliation, posse (slang), clique, confederacy, assemblage, social networkDefinition familiarity and trust between friends I missed the camaraderie of army life. Synonyms comradeship, fellowship, brotherhood, companionship, togetherness, esprit de corps, good-fellowship, brotherliness, companionability Definition a group of people with common characteristics, aims, or interests a powerful clan of industrialists from Monterrey Synonyms group, set, crowd, circle, crew (informal), gang, faction, coterie, schism, cabal |