fraternity
ਭਰੱਪਣ
definition
noun
members of the hunting fraternity
a group of people sharing a common profession or interests.
the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity
the state or feeling of friendship and mutual support within a group.
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The story that I want to tell is the story of liberty, equality and 'fraternity' , which seemed to me to be the governing virtues of the order today.
The cross and the resurrection should be the source of communion and 'fraternity' .
members of the hunting 'fraternity'
the ideals of liberty, equality, and 'fraternity'
Last month one senior officer told Scotland on Sunday that ‘certain lawyers’ were too close to the criminal 'fraternity' and appeared to believe they were immune to prosecution.
Our conversation concerned our roles as 'fraternity' and sorority people while in college.
This, he said, had helped ease the poverty levels and called on the Church 'fraternity' to emulate the Catholics' gesture.
Hill walkers obviously lack the kind of influence wielded by the hunting 'fraternity' .
I imagine something similar to our hunting 'fraternity' .
Freedom, democracy and 'fraternity' are people's slogans and globalization and liberalization are the slogans of imperialism.
The rowdies were given a free hand to subvert justice, equality, liberty and 'fraternity' .
Boxes and hunting lodges proliferated in market towns such as Melton Mowbray, where the hunting 'fraternity' would stay throughout the season.
His closest friends have always been from outside the professional golf 'fraternity' .
The British converted it into an Anglican Church in 1795 and in 1949 it joined the 'fraternity' of the Church of South India.
Genuine synthesis was never a feasible proposition given the Muslim religious 'fraternity' 's profound horror and disdain of native traditions.
Many noted that the 'fraternity' served the churches through its inculcation of moral virtues and brotherly love.
His continued popularity as a writer is curious, given that he is widely acknowledged, within the historical 'fraternity' , as decidedly second-rate.
I also resented his attack on financial journalists, as I count most of the finance 'fraternity' among my closest friends.
He was also active in intramural athletics and a dramatics group and was president of his college 'fraternity' .
The French Revolutionary motto of ‘liberty, 'fraternity' and equality’ is as vivid, over two hundred years after it was written, as any image on the matter.
They belong to the Greek Orthodox 'fraternity' , which shares control over the church with other denominations but is the dominant force within the sacred site.
We do not want to see any shortcomings and shortcuts, because clients depend very much on the goodwill and professionalism of the legal 'fraternity' .
Prior to the senior game going professional, the refereeing 'fraternity' took on board that standards would have to keep pace with the new game and the Rugby Union Referees Panel was formed.
It was about differences. [Interruption] I say to the member opposite, who is ranting, that at that time there was difference between the religious 'fraternity' .
In the cradle of liberty, equality and 'fraternity' , a presidential candidate is accused of bigotry, intolerance and some say anti-Semitism.
Brothers of the 'fraternity' gave him an update of the ‘situation’ to proceed further.
Close friendship and 'fraternity' between the gymnasts from the socialist countries prevailed.
members of the hunting 'fraternity'
Yet the rest of the movie is keen to the ideals of liberation and 'fraternity' .
The projects themselves were trivial, closer to a test contrived by a college 'fraternity' than a business school, and that was the point.
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