Brotherhood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROTHERHOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being brothers
• the relationship between brothers
• the feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of people or all people
• an association or community of people linked by a common interest, religion, or trade
• a trade union
• The state of being brothers or a brother.
• An association for any purpose, as a society of monks; a fraternity.
• The whole body of persons engaged in the same business, -- especially those of the same profession; as, the legal or medical brotherhood.
• Persons, and, poetically, things, of a like kind.
• the kinship relation between a male offspring and the siblings
• people engaged in a particular occupation
• the feeling that men should treat one another like brothers
• an organization of employees formed to bargain with the employer
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being brothers

Words related to BROTHERHOOD

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Words that contain BROTHERHOOD

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How to use BROTHERHOOD in a sentence

• Toward the close of the Base Ball season the Brotherhood League dealt what it believed to be a death blow to the National League by the purchase of the Cincinnati franchise.
• Their looks were friendly when they met her eye, and she too felt friendly, with a sense of brotherhood.
• Thus they confirmed brotherhood with one another that day as they sat together in the forest at feast, with the golden leaves falling about them.
• As we have said, the military domination of Rome had brought about universal peace, and had generated a sentiment of brotherhood among the vanquished nations.
• This life each separate member of the brotherhood is trying to express, consciously or unconsciously.
• He had certainly never taken much in Lord Hugh, during the brief year of their brotherhood.
• From the beginning a real brotherhood was established between your soldiers and our people, who were glad to welcome the gallant allies of France.
• I can but wish and pray that the same spirit of love and union may pervade every meeting yet to be held in the Brotherhood, through all time, to the end of the world.
• For the English reader the best accounts of the Brotherhood and of a Kempis himself, are the works of Rev.
• He considered that the human brotherhood in its sinfulness exacted nothing less of Him.
• It was held January 2, 1575, at which time was founded a brotherhood of St.
• The various societies and civic brotherhood meetings never had been so crowded and so cordial.
• He is of the brotherhood of those mystical explorers, of peculiarly modern temper, who are perhaps most essentially represented in the plays and poetry and philosophies of Mr.
• Later on he became tangled up in the Brotherhood business, in which he lost considerable of the money that he had laid by for a rainy day.
• It should be especially an era of peace and brotherhood among the nations.
• They would learn more chivalry toward women and children, the beautiful significance of humanity and of universal brotherhood.
• Perhaps their feelings of brotherhood were the stronger because different nations had formed settlements to the north and to the south.
• Eyes are now open to the beauty of the oneness of humanity, of love and of brotherhood.
• There is perfect brotherhood underlying humanity, for all are servants of one God and belong to one family under the protection of divine providence.
• Still another brotherhood or fraternity is that which arises from racial unity, the oneness of racial origin, producing ties of affinity and association.
• But America, thank God, is at peace with all the world, and is worthy of raising the flag of brotherhood and International Peace.
• The flowers of civilization and culture from all nations will be brought here to blend their fragrances together and blaze the way for the brotherhood of man.
• They are a brotherhood before God their common Father.
• For brotherhood is the expression of a spiritual reality.
• This holy brotherhood committed all kinds of absurdities, and dined always, with a variety of solemn forms, at one end of the table, below the mast, away from all the rest.
• They have voiced the worship of Christendom for centuries, and have cleared above progressive civilization the commanding ideals of Liberty, Justice, Brotherhood.
• But he had not forgotten the brotherhood by the Dead Sea, and invited Joseph to accompany him and tell him of those whom he had left behind.
• Truly it is not used among the brotherhood, John answered.
• The same plan, Universal Brotherhood, can reconcile all class differences.
• He knows that he may be either, for the members of the brotherhood are drawn from all classes of society.
• Their experience is unhappy for whom the bonds of parentage, of sisterhood and brotherhood, will not always have a sort of involuntary religion.
• There is the simple sense of brotherhood such as we know to be deeply felt among our allies in Russia.
• The Quaker, whom we may take as the type of anti-institutional mysticism, has a brotherhood to which he is proud to belong, and for which he feels loyalty and affection.
• One of the cardinal truths, both of religion and freedom, is the equality and brotherhood of man.

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