"Fraternal" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Fraternal" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Fraternal" Meaning

Fraternal refers to something that is related to or characteristic of brothers or sisters. It can also describe a bond or relationship between people who are not necessarily biologically related but share a strong sense of connection or sisterhood/brotherhood.

"Fraternal" Examples

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Fraternal is an adjective that means relating to brothers or sister, or having a close relationship between siblings. Here are 5 usage examples:

The fraternal twins were identical in appearance, but their personalities were completely different. (#1)
The fraternal organization donated funds to support local charities. (#2)
The idea of fraternal love and loyalty is a common theme in many stories. (#3)
The fraternal triplet boys were always getting into mischief together. (#4)
The fraternity emphasized the importance of fraternal bonding among its members. (#5)

"Fraternal" Similar Words

Frape

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Frappe

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Frapped

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Frappuccino

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A frappuccino is a type of cold coffee drink made with espresso, milk, and ice, blended together to create a smooth and creamy texture. It is typically topped with whipped cream and can be customized with various flavorings and toppings. Frappuccinos were invented by Starbucks, where they are a signature item. They are often served chilled and are popular as a refreshing summer drink or as a pick-me-up any time of the year.

Frascati

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Fraserburgh

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Fraserburgh is a town located in the north-east of Scotland, near the coast. It is one of the oldest and largest towns in the Aberdeenshire region, with a rich history and cultural heritage. The name "Fraserburgh" is derived from the Scottish Gaelic words for "the brook of Fraser", referring to the River Ythan, which runs through the town.

Frater

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Fratercula

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Fraternalism

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Fraternalistic

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Fraternally

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Fraternisation

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Fraternise

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Fraternised

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Fraternising

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Fraternities

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