fraternity
برادری
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.
example
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.
Hill walkers obviously lack the kind of influence wielded by the hunting 'fraternity' .
Brothers of the 'fraternity' gave him an update of the ‘situation’ to proceed further.
Liberty, 'fraternity' and equality must be reclaimed for the millions of the deprived and oppressed of the Indian earth.
The British converted it into an Anglican Church in 1795 and in 1949 it joined the 'fraternity' of the Church of South India.
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.
Yet the rest of the movie is keen to the ideals of liberation and 'fraternity' .
She is part and parcel of the rowing 'fraternity' and shares her house with three male rowers.
Anyone who has been a member of a sorority or 'fraternity' will be acquainted with some of the letter names.
It is a passion shared by an exclusive 'fraternity' to which the geographical accident of birth in a traditional hurling area is the only passport.
He appealed to Church leaders to consult more with members of the Christian 'fraternity' before making statements on behalf of their members to avoid divisions in the church.
The projects themselves were trivial, closer to a test contrived by a college 'fraternity' than a business school, and that was the point.
The Belgian band encapsulated the friendly spirit of 'fraternity' that lies at the heart of folk.
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.
You do us great honour and your being here shows that it is a bond of friendship, understanding our 'fraternity' .
We do not want to see any shortcomings and shortcuts, because clients depend very much on the goodwill and professionalism of the legal 'fraternity' .
To his bereft family and friends in the racing 'fraternity' we offer our condolences for their great loss and our appreciation for the memories of this brave young man.
Funding would support new systems in college dormitories as well as 'fraternity' and sorority housing.
members of the hunting 'fraternity'
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 rest of the church 'fraternity' in NZ becomes an easy target, an easy place to direct peoples anger.
America's Black college-based 'fraternity' and sorority movement is rapidly approaching two historic milestones.
Genuine synthesis was never a feasible proposition given the Muslim religious 'fraternity' 's profound horror and disdain of native traditions.
Targeted populations include freshmen, sorority and 'fraternity' members, and students who have been caught violating college alcohol policies.
Even the criminal 'fraternity' must be repulsed by this crime and must be setting their minds to exposing the person who did this as soon as possible.
It has a gay 'fraternity' , a lesbian sorority, and several gay student groups.
the ideals of liberty, equality, and 'fraternity'
He teaches himself the art of forgery, and his talents are in demand by the criminal 'fraternity' .
The cross and the resurrection should be the source of communion and 'fraternity' .
Close friendship and 'fraternity' between the gymnasts from the socialist countries prevailed.
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