Brotherhood

/ˈbrʌðərhʊd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The relationship and bond that exists between brothers or that is shared among a group of people with shared interests, goals, or experiences.

The brotherhood formed during their years in the military lasted a lifetime.

An association or community of individuals with a common purpose or interest.

The brotherhood of teachers gathered to discuss reforms in education.

A spiritual or religious fraternity.

The monastery was a place of brotherhood among the monks devoted to their faith.

A group of people who share a particular profession or interest, often marked by a code of conduct.

The brotherhood of architects pushed for more eco-friendly building designs.

A bond of solidarity and mutual support among people.

In times of crisis, the brotherhood of the community came together to provide support.

Middle English 'brotherhod', from 'brother' + '-hood'

band of brothers

A group of men who are loyal to each other.

brotherly love

Affection and compassion typical between brothers.

brotherhood of man

The idea that all human beings are connected.

sibling

A brother or sister.

fellowship

The companionship of individuals in a community.

kinship

The state of being related to others.

Bro

What's up, bro? We are like a brotherhood.

Bros before hoes

Remember, in our brotherhood, bros before hoes.