B1nounformalsocietyrelationships
US/ˈbrʌð.ər.hʊd/
UK/ˈbrʌð.ə.hʊd/
a feeling of friendship and support between people, or a group of people with shared aims
In context
The soldiers shared a deep sense of brotherhood after the war.
The speech called for peace and brotherhood among all nations.
He joined a religious brotherhood and lived quietly in the mountains.
Words that go with brotherhood
noun + preposition
- sense of brotherhoodThe team has a strong sense of brotherhood.
- brotherhood of manThe poem celebrates the brotherhood of man.
- bond of brotherhoodA bond of brotherhood united the rescue workers.
- spirit of brotherhoodThe festival celebrates the spirit of brotherhood.
adjective + noun
- universal brotherhoodThe poet dreamed of universal brotherhood.