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Brotherly for Dummies

adjective

pronunciation: 'brəðərli

What does Brotherly really mean?

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Brotherly is a word we use to describe a special kind of bond or relationship, particularly between two people who share a common family connection and are like siblings. Imagine you have a brother or a person you feel very close to, like a brother, and you have this strong connection and care for each other. That's what brotherly means!

When we say someone is brotherly, we mean that they show kindness, love, and support towards others, just like how brothers or close siblings would treat each other. It's about having a sense of loyalty and looking out for someone as if they were family. It's like having a best friend or a buddy who you can trust and rely on.

But brotherly doesn't just exist within family relationships. We can also use this word to describe the way people interact in a community or a group who feel like they are part of a big family. For example, in a classroom, we can create a brotherly atmosphere where everyone helps and supports one another, just like brothers would do.

So, when we say someone is acting brotherly or something is done in a brotherly way, it means they are showing care, kindness, and support, creating a sense of family or a special bond between them and others. It's all about fostering a warm and friendly environment, just like how brothers would treat each other!


Revised and Fact checked by Liam Lewis on 2023-10-28 10:09:28

Brotherly In a sentece

Learn how to use Brotherly inside a sentece

  • Two brothers helping each other with their homework.
  • A younger brother giving his older brother a hug after they win a game.
  • Two brothers playing together in the park and sharing their toys.
  • An older brother helping his younger brother tie his shoelaces.
  • Two brothers sharing a secret and promising to always support each other.

Brotherly Synonyms

Words that can be interchanged for the original word in the same context.

Brotherly Antonyms

Words that have the opposite context of the original word.

Brotherly Usage Of

Words that the original word is a domain usage of.