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Fraternit

Definition:

Fraternit is a French term meaning "brotherhood" or "sisterhood". It refers to the bond of friendship and mutual support among people, especially within a particular group or organization.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. Sense: Brotherhood or Sisterhood
  2. This sense of fraternit emphasizes the strong bond and companionship among individuals belonging to the same group or organization.

    • Example sentence 1: The fraternit among the firefighters creates a sense of unity and safety within the team.
    • Example sentence 2: The sorority's fraternit is evident through the support they provide each other during challenging times.

Usages:

  • Popular
  • This term is commonly used to describe the sense of brotherhood or sisterhood within various contexts.

    • Example sentence 1: The military service is known for fostering a strong fraternit among its members.
    • Example sentence 2: Many sports teams rely on the fraternit among players to achieve success.
  • Local
  • In French-speaking countries, fraternit holds a special significance due to its historical association with the French Revolution and its motto, "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity".

    • Example sentence 1: The values of liberty, equality, and fraternit continue to inspire people in France.
    • Example sentence 2: The French citizens gather annually to celebrate the spirit of fraternit on Bastille Day.

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