Brotherhood

What do we mean by brotherhood?

The state or relationship of being brothers. noun

Fellowship. noun

An association of men, such as a fraternity or union, united for common purposes. noun

All the members of a profession or trade. noun

The fact or condition of being a brother. noun

The quality of being brotherly. noun

An association of men for any purpose; a fraternity. noun

A class of individuals of the same kind, profession, or occupation. noun

The state of being brothers or a brother. noun

An association for any purpose, as a society of monks; a fraternity. noun

The whole body of persons engaged in the same business, -- especially those of the same profession. noun

Persons, and, poetically, things, of a like kind. noun

The state of being brothers or a brother. noun

An association for any purpose, as a society of monks; a fraternity. noun

The whole body of persons engaged in the same business, -- especially those of the same profession; as, the legal or medical brotherhood. noun

Persons, and, poetically, things, of a like kind. noun

An organization of employees formed to bargain with the employer noun

The kinship relation between a male offspring and the siblings noun

People engaged in a particular occupation noun

The feeling that men should treat one another like brothers noun

The state of being brothers or a brother.

An association for any purpose, such as a society of monks; a fraternity.

The whole body of persons engaged in the same business, especially those of the same profession

People, or (poetically) things, of the same kind.

A friendship unlike any other, built out of respect and love, will always have eachothers backs. Urban Dictionary

A group of close friends that will do anything for each other no matter what time of day or night it is and no matter how long it is since they've seen each other. Urban Dictionary

A secret organisation where undercover brother works. Urban Dictionary

A group of gangsters who have hoes on there knob, but may not have a job. they enjoy norp here and there and are proud members of a restaurant organization such as taco bell's SPICE UP THE NIGHT CLUB. Urban Dictionary

The difference between Brothers and Friends. -A friend will try and talk you out of a fight, where a brother will talk shit right with you, no matter who is right or wrong. -Friends can get into unfair fights with other people, where there is no fair/unfair with brothers, you all fight or none fight. -A friend will loan you money for your #4 with fries and a coke, where your Brother will pay for it without offering, or expecting anything in return. -Friends have each other in their contact list, brothers have each other in their emergency contacts. - Friends chill together, Brothers grow together. -Brotherhood is a bond in blood, friendship is just a word. Urban Dictionary

The epitome of good will and faith. As humans we are not defined by our faults or sins, but by the capacity for love that we have for one another. When one is within the Brotherhood, one abides by the law of the word. We all raise our fist when we hear the call. We are all equalized under this truth, and the supremacy of the call's benediction binds us. Urban Dictionary

1) A group formed, typically of all guys, who get some sort of action from the whore of the school. Urban Dictionary

Awesome people originating from the north. They are unable to be hated upon and super cool looking. Everyone wants to be in The Brotherhood. Enjoy wearing blue checkered shirts and yellow sweat pants while eating Big Breakfasts. Truely amazing! Urban Dictionary

1. An epic Mario Kart Wii clan hat uses the tag βr☆ and doesn't hack. Got that? So why don't you go play someone you can actually beat? 2. A group of males who work together to make sure they are fair to all, if not only a little bit elitist... Urban Dictionary

The name given to fans of the anime Full Metal Alchemist(2003) and Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood(2009). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to brotherhood:
brotherhood, motherhood, brotherhoods.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word brotherhood:
fenian, firemen, mystique, sisterhood, magneto, islamist, nod, nasser, hamas, mutant, cyril, fraternity, muslim, locomotive, egyptian, evil, sleeping, unity, egypt, qatar, islamic, terrorist, cairo, syria, syrian, electrical, holy, equality, islam, saudi, monastery, gang, nationalist, coup, spiritual, wolf, arab, organization, organisation, friendship, lodge, affiliated, banned.

Words that rhyme with brotherhood:
good, wood, should, hood, would, could, livelihood, likelihood, neighborhood, childhood, falsehood, wormwood, motherhood, dogwood, redwood, plywood, stood, hollywood, understood, misunderstood, withstood, rosewood, fatherhood, hardwood, driftwood, adulthood, ironwood, deadwood, cottonwood, manhood, goode, greenwood, parenthood, statehood, make good, knighthood, boxwood, leatherwood, isherwood, wildwood, ravenswood, boyhood, firewood, for good, womanhood, wedgwood, victimhood, fleetwood, heartwood, nationhood, sherwood, blackwood, schuld, atwood, girlhood, hazelwood, greasewood, elwood, oakwood, softwood, sainthood, beechwood, marwood, logwood, babyhood, corkwood, underwood, eastwood, robin hood, dagwood, tanglewood, allgood, heywood, smallwood, teakwood, devilwood, common good, do good, elmwood, brentwood, in all likelihood, early childhood, wedgewood, collingwood, westwood, haywood, osgood, inglewood, silkwood, balsa wood, saw wood, second childhood, englewood, littlewood, dawn redwood, edgewood, kenwood, pulpwood, rockwood, arrow wood.

Adjectives that are often used to describe brotherhood:
universal, human, christian, common, great, international, true, religious, whole, spiritual, holy, blood, real, islamic, secret, muslim, entire, sufi, eternal, genuine, wide, racial, noble, mystic, vast, pythagorean, monastic, ancient, sacred, essential, masonic, united, mystical, mysterious, perfect, equal, revolutionary, arab, close, democratic, socialist, raphaelite, worldwide, mutual, sikh, wider, odin, subtle, franciscan, fraternal, moravian, fenian, ideal, mighty, syrian, closer, tribal, grand, buddhist, happy, interracial, venerable, glorious, intimate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective brotherhood:
arms, ceremony, ricardo, week, idea, men, movement, speak, unity, love, inarms, choice, relationship, work, treaty, ritual, pact, engine, adults, action, flames, money, refused, crocker.

Words that sound like brotherhood:
brotherhood, brotherhoods, brothered, brotherly, brushwood, briarwood, breadhead, bridgehead, broadhead, brodhead, braford, brother, brothers, motherhood, birthright, birthrate, birth rate, bachelorhood, brotherless, barrhead, bearwood, brother love.