fraternal 的定义
- of or befitting a brother or brothers; brotherly.
- of or being a society of men associated in brotherly union, as for mutual aid or benefit: a fraternal order; a fraternal association.
fraternal 近义词
brotherly
更多fraternal例句
- Boys’ lodges and fraternal bodies such as the Boy Scouts began to crop up, aimed at preventing “feminization” of young boys.
- They have structures of fraternal bonding, they have the organizational social elements that are very similar to the armed forces—and they’re built that way deliberately.
- Banquet halls, concert venues and social and fraternal clubs will remain limited to 50 percent maximum capacity.
- The Craft, as members call it, was based on a fraternal bond created by ritual and symbol.
- In hindsight, however, he feels that the suspension has “had a positive impact on the fraternal community.”
- How many people get called by the Fraternal Order of the Police and say no?
- The nonvoters include 16 experts, eight fraternal delegates and 38 auditors of whom 12 are married couples.
- This was more than just the fraternal bond between firefighters and police officers; this was family.
- He was also the local president of the Union League, a fraternal organization closely aligned with the Republican Party.
- Suddenly both cheeks were painted black by a too fraternal hand, and then a man tried to kiss her.
- His words had been more fraternal than lover-like; but she had lost their exact sense in the caressing warmth of his voice.
- Dear Mother, by thy heart pierced through, obtain for me the virtue of fraternal charity and the gift of understanding.
- His manner of greeting the family and friends was so expressive of fraternal sympathy that one felt it a privilege to witness it.
- This model of fraternal affection rode off with the mule lest it should get stolen, and left his brother in the snow till morning!