fraternally.html - adj.
1 of a brother or brothers.
2 suitable to a brother; brotherly.
3 (of twins) developed from separate ova and not necessarily closely similar.
4 US of or concerning a fraternity (see FRATERNITY 3).

fraternalism n. fraternally adv. [med.L fraternalis f. L fraternus f. frater brother]

fraternally.html - n.
(pl. -ies)
1 a religious brotherhood.
2 a group or company with common interests, or of the same professional class.
3 US a male students' society in a university or college.
4 being fraternal; brotherliness. [ME f. OF fraternit

f. L fraternitas -tatis (as FRATERNAL)]

fraternally.html - v.intr. (also -ise) (often foll. by with)
1 associate; make friends; behave as intimates.
2 (of troops) enter into friendly relations with enemy troops or the inhabitants of an occupied country.

fraternization n. [F fraterniser & med.L fraternizare f. L fraternus: see FRATERNAL]

fraternally.html - adj.
1 of a brother or brothers.
2 suitable to a brother; brotherly.
3 (of twins) developed from separate ova and not necessarily closely similar.
4 US of or concerning a fraternity (see FRATERNITY 3).

fraternalism n. fraternally adv. [med.L fraternalis f. L fraternus f. frater brother]

fraternally.html - n.
(pl. -ies)
1 a religious brotherhood.
2 a group or company with common interests, or of the same professional class.
3 US a male students' society in a university or college.
4 being fraternal; brotherliness. [ME f. OF fraternit

f. L fraternitas -tatis (as FRATERNAL)]

fraternally.html - v.intr. (also -ise) (often foll. by with)
1 associate; make friends; behave as intimates.
2 (of troops) enter into friendly relations with enemy troops or the inhabitants of an occupied country.

fraternization n. [F fraterniser & med.L fraternizare f. L fraternus: see FRATERNAL]