Sisterhood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SISTERHOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being a sister
• the relationship between sisters
• the feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women
• an association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade
• The state or relation of being a sister; the office or duty of a sister.
• A society of sisters; a society of women united in one faith or order; sisters, collectively.
• the kinship relation between a female offspring and the siblings
• an association or society of women who are linked together by a common religion or trade or interest
• a religious society of women who live together as sisters (especially an order of nuns)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being a sister; sisterly relationship

Words related to SISTERHOOD

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Words that contain SISTERHOOD

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How to use SISTERHOOD in a sentence

• The old lady, catching up her coffee-colored skirt, of the Sisterhood of St.
• Catherine here, and be absent at the appointed hours for company with my sisterhood, while you would have to leave the Chapel of S.
• It must have been very early in the eighth century that the two sisters of King Ine, Cuthberga and Cwenburh, joined in forming a sisterhood here.
• But the awful event of the morning had taken a deep effect upon the quiet and sensitive sisterhood.
• The duke and the doctor sat down to the table, and were attentively waited on by two of the elder sisterhood.
• She was tall, tragic, bony, and plain-featured, dressed in the black gown and severe bonnet of the sisterhood.
• The sisterhood was an independent one, depending entirely upon private contributions for the means to carry on its charitable work.
• The sketch you give of her character leads me to think she has a better chance of happiness than one in a hundred of her sisterhood.
• Aunt Edith was a great comfort to the maiden sisterhood.
• But the author knew probably well enough, and if she were one of the sisterhood of women, then must she be isolated and at enmity with them all.
• The runners of the houses of ill-fame are always on the watch for them, and from various causes many of these girls fall victims to them and join the lost sisterhood.
• The women cannot escape the inevitable doom of the lost sisterhood.
• Margaret Olson, one of the evil sisterhood, tormented William Montgomerie, a mason at Scrabster, and his family.
• Illinois, in all that constitutes true grandeur in a people, knows no superior among the great sisterhood of States.
• Within the sisterhood there were constant suspicions and disputes.
• I was afraid that, being in a monastery, she would be thinking of her precious Sisterhood and wanting to hurry back as fast as she could.
• They are a prosperous, working sisterhood, and have preserved the integrity and independence of their beginning.
• A more extraordinary specimen of the nursing sisterhood it would have been impossible to find.
• Next you encounter the realization of the sisterhood of women.
• She was border territory upon her admission to the sisterhood of States.
• At a well-known tea-table in a country town in Forfarshire, the events of the day, grave and gay, had been fully discussed by the assembled sisterhood.
• If ever the world contained a purer, sweeter sisterhood, I have not known it.
• I look with veneration upon those of our sisterhood who have grown old in the classroom.
• In church polity the Waldensean Church differs slightly from our Congregational sisterhood.
• Her very existence had become identified with the little sisterhood, which she and her five associates composed.

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