noun

brotherhood

brotherhood, fellowship, fraternity

He felt a sense of brotherhood with his teammates.

He felt a sense of brotherhood with his teammates.

The monks lived in a religious brotherhood.

The monks lived in a religious brotherhood.

a sense of brotherhood a feeling of fellowship He felt a sense of brotherhood with his teammates.

a brotherhood of ((people)) an association of (people) The monks formed a brotherhood of scholars.

Synonyms: fellowship, kinship, camaraderie; Antonyms: hostility, discord

From 'brother' and the suffix '-hood', which denotes a state, condition, or group.

Think of it as the 'state of being brothers'. Like 'childhood' is the state of being a child.

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